Wes Al Dhaher 🐺
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Director of Tales of Khayr and publisher of "The Brotherhood of the Wolf" comic series. Click here:https://t.co/nI4h800hlS
https://talesofkhayr.com/
Joined November 2020
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I have a theory: The Nizari Ismailis, often romanticized (e.g., “Assassin’s Creed, so cool!”) benefit from a perception of mystique and aesthetic appeal. Those unfamiliar with their history—or inclined toward idealization—may view them through rose-tinted glasses. This isn’t a dig on the OP, btw
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@GameOverStation I should whisper to my eraser, "You die so the rest of us can be free!" … Then later, I’ll find it in the trash in a pile of baby diapers and a banana peel.
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@movetomuscat @RealHasanSpiker By the way, all this 👆applies to Howard's original Conan stories. I'm not talking about stories written by authors after him (whether prose or in comic book form)
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It might sound super basic or vanilla at this point, but Tolkien’s work is always a solid choice. I’d recommend starting him with The Hobbit—it’s less complex than the Lord of the Rings trilogy and has a more "upbeat" vibe. Perfect for a 10-year-old diving into fantasy. Another series I loved as a kid is The Chronicles of Prydain by Lloyd Alexander. It’s got adventure, surprising depth, and a great coming-of-age story. If you’re looking for more options, consider Redwall by Brian Jacques (I inhaled these!) or The Earthsea books by Ursula K. Le Guin (I wasn't the biggest fan of these, tbh). Still, both are suitable for younger readers. One heads-up: Robert E. Howard’s stuff (Conan the Barbarian, Solomon Kane) is great, but it’s definitely not kid-friendly. Maybe save that for when he’s older.
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@leonardaisfunE @ElijahSchaffer Anas b. Malik reported that Allah's Messenger ﷺ said: The Dajjal (The Antichrist) would be followed by seventy thousand Jews of Isfahan wearing Persian shawls. Source: Sahih Muslim 2944 (Book 54, Hadith 153)
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P.S. Ever wondered what face lies behind a monster hunter's mask? 4 scarred souls guard the Sultan's darkest secrets. Watch our exclusive trailer to see why the Brotherhood stands between you and ancient horrors. Limited access. #DarkFantasy
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@OwenBenjamin I guess enough of your fellow Nordics are entertained by it and willing to give it enough attention/money
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@AvdullahYousef Your meme “adverts” in the issue are excellent—worth a look just for those alone. Good stuff.
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P.S. Ever wondered what face lies behind a monster hunter's mask? 4 scarred souls guard the Sultan's darkest secrets. Watch our exclusive trailer to see why the Brotherhood stands between you and ancient horrors. Limited access. #DarkFantasy
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RT @AvdullahYousef: The first Qawwam issue of the year is finally here. Far more niche, this time far more art and fiction based! Link in r…
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P.S. Ever wondered what face lies behind a monster hunter's mask? 4 scarred souls guard the Sultan's darkest secrets. Watch our exclusive trailer to see why the Brotherhood stands between you and ancient horrors. Limited access. #DarkFantasy
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Great point. Another layer to consider: the method of “talaqi”and “isnad” isn’t just about information transfer—it’s about the transmission of spiritual states. This might explain why the ‘ulema often view autodidacts with subtle disdain. Knowledge here isn’t just learned; it’s lived and passed through ahwal.
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RT @Super70sSports: Today in 1988, you rode an undefeated streak into a hotly anticipated showdown against Mike Tyson and promptly got knoc…
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You see, the check from the federal government didn't have my name on it. It just goes to the people that pay me money. This is perfectly reasonable and you have discovered nothing. Now, excuse me as I bend over backwards to wiggle like a worm and deflect.
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