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 I came up with a silly feature that Hassan could use relating to his camels:
 
 Judgement of Camelus
 
 Camels are blessed animal from the Old Gods, representing survival, mercy and trust in an inhospitable land where such things are rare and precious. As such, your tribe has learned to trust the judgement of the camel implicitly and to look to them for signs of danger. Whenever a creature interacts with one of the camels you own for 5 or more consecutive minutes, you are able to make an insight check to read how the camel perceives the creature. The insight check can only be made once a day per creature.
 
 DC 10: You observe how the creature interacts with the camel and assess their relationship with nature. On a success you learn whether or not the creature has proficiency in the Animal Handling. You can also make an estimate as to how they acquired those proficiency's, such as through their race, class, background or otherwise.
 
 DC 15: You observe how the camel seems to be considering the creature, as it is difficult to hide one's true nature from these wise beasts. On a success you learn the general alignment of the creature although the DM may obscure information at their discretion. Information gained in this way can include the actual alignment of the creature, a general sense of where they do or do not fall on the axis or what ideals they likely follow.
 
 DC 20: You observe the relationship between the camel and the creature to see if they can form a bond of trust. On a success you gain a general sense of whether or not you can trust the creature. This sense of trust relates to your current standing with the creature and could be largely up to DM interpretation. Information gained in this way can include whether the creature is currently allied or opposed to your cause, whether they can be trusted to honor bargains, whether they are likely to betray you and what opinion the Old Gods likely have of the creature.