A Tha'abeen member
The Tha'abeen (English: snakes)[1][2] were elite members of the Order of the Ancients who operated in the Abbasid Caliphate during the 9th century. Each of them were identified by their black robes and were protected by at least one guard of the Turkic Army, and carried a shard of Isu origin that was connected to the vault beneath the Northern Oasis.[3]
During the 860s, ten of the Tha'abeen members located in and around the city of Baghdad were hunted down by the Hidden One Basim Ibn Ishaq, who sought the Isu shards in their possession. Using these shards, Basim was later able to deactivate the energy barriers in the Northern Oasis vault and claim the pieces of Isu equipment locked away behind them.[3]
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- ↑ Al-Zuraiki, Mokhtar (May 2013). Dancing on the Heads of Snakes: An Intertextual Analysis of Political Metaphor in Yemen. Oklahoma State University–Stillwater. Retrieved on 16 October 2024. "This dissertation examines the use and linguistic behavior of the al-raqs ala ru'oos al-tha'abeen 'dancing on the heads of snakes' metaphor and metaphors about unity in pro-government and anti-government discourse in Yemen.", pg. iv.
- ↑ Mohammed, Eman (19 March 2009). Pieces fall in place: UAE treasures uncovered. Gulf News. Retrieved on 16 October 2024. "[Dr. Monir] Taha believes his most important discovery was Mount of Serpents (Tal Al Tha'abeen) in Al Qusais."
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Assassin's Creed: Mirage – The Calling
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