Ibrahim Namin

Namin aggressively asserts dominance over Collins and the study, playing the cabinet organ loudly to mask Warlock’s arrival. He physically confronts Warlock by snatching back the letter of authority, using …

Namin pivots toward the voice outside with cold-eyed menace, his reverence for forbidden power briefly tempered by the accusation. He deploys measured threats and guarded assertions of authority to reassert …

Namin responds to Warlock’s accusations with deflective hostility, invoking the supernatural to intimidate and avoid direct answers. He maintains a facade of mystical certainty, framing himself as a victim of …

Namin stands defiantly before the black-faced mummy case, his voice laced with certainty as he speaks of ancient threats to Warlock, who dismisses Scarman’s disappearance in Cairo without fear. When …

Namin stands triumphant over Collins’ corpse, declaring Sutekh’s dominion and demanding Warlock’s obeisance. He draws a revolver when threatened with police intervention, firing recklessly before being wrestled to the ground …

Namin stands over Warlock with a revolver drawn, threatening him with ritualistic declarations of Sutekh’s imminent return. His words weave fanatical devotion with blasphemous absolutism, framing the murder as devout …

Namin straightens his jacket and turns his full attention to the mummy case moments after the Doctor intervenes in the struggle with Warlock. He forces open the ancient sarcophagus to …

Namin straightens his jacket after being disarmed by the Doctor, then moves deliberately to the mummy case and forces it open with his scarab ring. He kneels over the revealed …

Namin discovers the Doctor’s bowler hat near the hollow, brandishes his revolver, and follows the Doctor into the woods. He halts to perform an incantation honoring the All Powerful before …

Prostrated before the mummy case in the study, Ibrahim Namin chants in a forbidden tongue, his voice rising with religious ecstasy as the air darkens and crackles with supernatural energy. …

Namin is mentioned through his actions at the Priory; his organ playing and ritual preparation force the Doctor’s urgent departure. His unseen presence drives the urgency and danger, forcing immediate …

Though physically absent from the Lodge, Namin's ongoing ritual activities at the Priory are referenced in dialogue, with the Doctor noting his dramatic organ playing and the line-up of mummies …

Though physically absent from Scarman’s study, Ibrahim Namin’s spectral presence intrudes through the Doctor’s mention of the organ music and mummies aligning at the Priory. His cultic activity serves as …

Namin falls dead to the floor, his body writhing as alien power reshapes him into a monstrous vessel for Sutekh. Once Sutekh's zealous servant, his physical form is now commandeered …

Lying motionless on the storeroom floor, his rigid cadaveric hand still clamped around the scarab ring that once controlled the machinery and servitors; the faint military insignia of Sutekh engraved …

Namin lies inert on the storeroom floor, his body now devoid of the alien presence that once animated it. His scarab ring still clutched in the Doctor’s hand signals the …