In a recent interview, Egyptian actor Karim Abdel Aziz discussed his upcoming Ramadan series, "Al Hashashin," which he describes as one of the most important and challenging works of his career. The series is set to compete in the Ramadan race next year, in 2023. Abdel Aziz revealed that the series is based on a true story and he had to undergo serious preparations for his role, including learning how to ride horses and practicing archery for long hours. He expressed his appreciation for the hard work of the production team and praised the high-quality equipment and technology they employed during filming. The series' storyline revolves around a group of skilled archers and assassins, known as the Hashashin, who were active in the Middle East during the 11th to 13th centuries. The group was known for their strategic and deadly attacks, which earned them a reputation as feared and mysterious warriors. Abdel Aziz emphasized the importance of showcasing the history of the Hashashin to viewers and highlighting their impact on the region. He expressed his belief that "Al Hashashin" will not only entertain viewers but also educate them on the group's history. The actor also discussed the challenges of filming during the pandemic, especially during the first wave when regulations were very strict. He commended the efforts of the production team in ensuring the safety and health of everyone on set, and added that the pandemic did not stop them from making a high-quality production. Finally, Abdel Aziz expressed his gratitude for his fans and their support throughout his career. He expressed his enthusiasm for the upcoming release of "Al Hashashin" and said he hopes it will meet the expectations of viewers.