The cities of the red night were six in number
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The Cities of the Red Night are six in number, Tamaghis, Ba'dan, Yass-Waddah, Waghdas, Naufana, and Ghadis. One must make the Pilgrimage through all six cities which, it is said, may take multiple lifetimes. Each reveals a different permutation of the famous aphorism of Hassan i Sabbah: "Nothing is True, Everything is Permitted." The cities parody real life places, and Burroughs makes some reference to America, Mexico, and Morocco.
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