In his early forties. a reporter who lived for a while in Afghanistan and then left after the Taliban regime, was a supporter of it and then became anti-extremist of the groups formed after September 11.

A brigadier general in his forties responsible of the anti-terrorism file, known for being calm with insight; he is constantly worried about his brother Hamad and try to keep him away from extremist groups.

Lived as a Jihadi in Afghanistan, then joined No'man's group of extremists. He is violent, forceful, hates women, cold hearted, and does not mind killing his own brother if he had to.

Was a preacher in Afghanistan during the Afghan jihad, he is considered the second man in the group after the Amir / extremist who disbelieves all those who came out of their thought and considers him apostate / allows the killing of all foreigners as enemies/ he recruits the youth and nothing can be done within the group without his permission

Rasheed's wife, a well-educated woman who lived in Beirut, volunteered in the Civil Defense during the Qana massacre, witnessed Sabra and Shatila massacre. Supportive to her husband and children, emotional but rules with logic.

A university professor and sociologist with moderate religious thoughts against extremism of all kinds, which made him a threat to extremist members, he refuses to participate in Rasheed's program against Terrorism, but change his mind later.