Son of Caliph Hassan. After witnessing his father's execution, he is found by Old Baba's thieves, adopted, and becomes their leader. He leads Robin Hood-style resistance against the Mongols, orchestrates a plan to kidnap Amara, reunites with her, and ultimately launches a decisive assault on Baghdad using forty jars to defeat Hulagu Khan.
Biological father whose death due to betrayal motivates Ali's journey.
Mentor figure who raises Ali after his biological father's death.
Deep romantic bond formed in childhood, rekindled in adulthood.
Ali commands Jamiel as a key operative in the resistance.
Primary antagonist whose defeat is Ali's ultimate goal.
Old connection from Baghdad that Cassim exploits but ultimately fails to protect.
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