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Brother Akram is one of Agent 47's targets in the HITMAN™ mission The Author.

Background[]

Brother Akram is a high-ranking cult operative. He is a key to Nabazov's plan, and centrally involved in the development of the viral weapon. He was on the move for several weeks before the kill-switch was triggered, indicating an alarming degree of trade-craft. He then traveled to Sapienza to meet with author Craig Black, and hand over the virus to him.

Akram's background is unclear. His name indicates Central Asian heritage, and intercepted intelligence between the two indicates that he and Oybek Nabazov knew each other before the formation of the cult.
― Target Intel

Routes[]

Brother Akram begins The Author mission in an upper-story apartment. He will be meditating around his room for the first few minutes of the game. He will also be going out to his room and will be talking to his bodyguards. His apartment in here is heavily guarded with bodyguards, and under surveillance, though it is still possible to infiltrate it.

Once the church bell tolls midnight, he will descend the stairwell and proceed across the street to the church graveyard, escorted by his bodyguards, to give the virus canister to Craig Black.

The Source[]

Akram first appeared in "The Source" as one of Nabazov's bodyguards. This makes him and Andrea Martínez the first targets in the franchise, who could be killed in an another mission.

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Trivia[]

  • Brother Akram, along with Craig, are the first targets in the World of Assassination Trilogy, as well as in the Patient Zero Campaign that 47 can disguise as.
  • In a list of leaked elusive targets in Hitman Reddit, there is an unreleased elusive target called "The Operative: Mi Cha Sun". Since Diana called Brother Akram the cult operative, Mi Cha Sun may have been an earlier version of Brother Akram.
  • His clothes are the same as that of the cult bodyguards in The Source, however, it does not permit 47 to anymore carry weapons legally.
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