Hassan Al-Sabah “Karim Abdul Aziz” succeeded in planting one of his men, Prince Siraj al-Din, within the court of the Seljuk Sultan Barkiyaruq, who later became his minister. Through him, Al-Sabah succeeds in controlling the Sultan and his decisions, and through his subordinate he is aware of everything that happens within the state, and he is present. In Alamut Castle, the events are scheduled to intensify in the Assassins series, Episode 29, but the Sultan can reveal the minister’s betrayal and loyalty to the enemy of the state, Hassan al-Sabah.
A large number of surprises are expected to be revealed by the events of the series The Assassins, Episode 29, as it is scheduled to be the beginning of the end for Hassan Al-Sabah, an ending that the series’ hero and director described as unexpected, during an episode of the Radio Beydah program presented by the journalist Fatima Mustafa on Radio 9090.
The Assassins series, episode 29
The Assassins series, Episode 29.. Alamut Castle rules the Sultanate
Hassan Al-Sabah revealed to his son before the screening of the series The Assassins, Episode 29, that controlling the Seljuk Sultan through his minister is better than killing him, saying that if he orders his killing, the minister will lose, and the new sultan will order a campaign against the Alamut Castle, but the presence of Siraj al-Din next to the minister has many benefits. He said: “The strongest and most dangerous thing is that the minister is the one who moves the Sultan. At that time, the one who moves the Sultan will be Hassan al-Sabah’s subordinate, and the Alamut Castle will be the one that rules the Sultanate.”
