Ibrahim Namin

Ibrahim Namin was a High Priest of the Cult of the Black Pyramid.

Biography
Like his ancestors for thousands of years, Namin was dedicated from birth to carrying out the proper ceremonies and protecting the Black Pyramid according to the instructions of the Great Ones. In 1911, when Marcus Scarman's expedition disturbed the Black Pyramid, Namin and his fellow priests immediately killed Ahmed and the other workers, but they were too late to stop the Pyramid from being desecrated.

However, upon entering the Pyramid, Namin was told by Sutekh that the opening of the Pyramid had been part of the Great Ones' plan. Sutekh gave him new orders to follow Scarman to England and protect the relics there. (PROSE: Doctor Who and the Pyramids of Mars)

In 1911, he took over Marcus Scarman's house and prepared it for his master's arrival. He had a mummy kill Collins and tried to shoot Dr Warlock, but was stopped by the Fourth Doctor, causing Warlock to only be wounded. When Marcus Scarman, now an undead servant of Sutekh, returned to his house, he killed Namin, despite his pleas that he had been a faithful servant of Sutekh himself; speaking through Scarman, Sutekh explained that Scarman was the only servant he needed and Namin had thus become redundant. (TV: Pyramids of Mars)

When the priory burned down later that night following Sutekh's defeat, Namin was believed to have been among those who perished in the fire. A newspaper report claimed he had been a guest of Scarman at the time. (PROSE: Doctor Who and the Pyramids of Mars)

After UNIT HQ was built over the ruins of the Scarman estate, (TV: Pyramids of Mars) Brigadier Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart was able to observe "the Solitary Egyptian", a mysterious apparition of an Egyptian man in Edwardian dress striding through the corridor. Though initially thought to be an actual ghost, this figure was actually a case of misplacement, a few seconds in the life of the living man which had become separated from his time-stream and would continue to loop periodically. (AUDIO: Memories of Tomorrow)