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Farhad Daftary – Alamut Efsaneleri (2025)

Farhad Daftary’nin bu eseri, Haşhaşiler olarak bilinen Nizârî-İsmaililer hakkındaki efsanelerin kökenlerini ve tarihsel gerçeklerle olan farklarını ele alıyor. ‘Alamut Efsaneleri: Haşhaşiler Hakkında Yanlış Bilinen Doğrular’ (‘The Assassin Legends: Myths of the Isma’ilis’), özellikle Orta Çağ’da Haçlı seferleri sırasında Avrupa’ya yayılan, suikast ve haşhaş kullanımıyla özdeşleşmiş anlatıların…

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They finaly dislodgeg and carried off the Black Stone of the kaba to their new capital: al ahsa, presumably to symbolize the end of the era of islam. The sacrilege of the Qarmatis at Mecca shocked the entire Muslim world.

The Assassin Legends p. 21 by Farhad Daftary

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The newly founded Fatimid capital , Cairo, rivalled Abbasid Baghdad as the international metropolis of the islamic world. The ismailis had now truly emerged triumphant from their clandestine existence in pre Fatimid times.

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At any rate, these leaders, observing taqiyya to safeguard themselves, did not at the time openly claim the imamate; instead they adopted the guise of the hujas or representatives of Muhammad b. Ismail, on whose behalf the movement was organized.

The Assassin Legends by Farhad Daftary p.17

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Ismailism now appeared as a well organized and centrally led movement with an elaborate doctrinal system; and its message was rapidly and secretly disseminated by a network of missionaries called da´is.

The Assassin Legends p.17

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In line with his quiescent policy, al-Baqir is also credit with introduction th important shi principle of taqiyya, precautionary dissimulation of one´s true religious beliefs in face of danger

The Assassin Legends, p. 13

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Husayn eventually responded to the Kufan summons and set off on his fatefu journey from Hijaz to Iraq. The tragic martyrdom of the Prophet´s grandson Husayn and his small band of relatives and companions at Karbala, near Kufa, where they were massacred by an Umayyad army on 10 October 680, marked the establishment of the all-important Shi martyrology.

The Assassin Legends, p. 11

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The Ismailis themselves did not help matters by guarding their literatureand refusing to divulge their doctrines to outsiders. They were, though, essentially justified in maintaining their secretiveness"

The Assassin Legends p.6