Sayyid Al-Hakeem: Balance Approach To Preserve Rights, Achievements While Adhering To Constants, Supporting Oppressed
His Eminence Sayyid Al-Hakeem, Head of the National State Powers’ Alliance and Head of Al-Hikma National Movement, met a group of organizational leaders in the district of Nasiriyah in Dhi Qar Governorate, offering his condolences on the anniversary of the martyrdom of the Truthful and Pure Lady Al-Zahra (PBUH).
H.E. explained that the approach of Lady Al-Zahra (PBUH) was marked by defending the truth and the constants, while adopting the balance imposed by the circumstances of confrontation she faced, calling for drawing lessons and examples from her life, and clarifying that balance is an approach for preserving rights and achievements, while adhering to the constants and to the principle of supporting the oppressed and returning a favor.
H.E. called for taking pride in the project of Al-Hikma National Movement, which extends over more than a hundred years and was present at historic junctures in Iraq’s history through the giving and sacrifices it offered for the sake of Islam and Iraq. H.E. stressed the importance of knowing the national, regional, and international political positions, and the Movement’s position on events, emphasizing the necessity of moving from the stage of spread to the stage of influence.
H.E. explained that the acceptance of Al-Hikma National Movement in Iraq and the countries of the region stems from the nature of its project and the legacy of the martyred leaders, stressing the importance of showing the movement’s identity and taking pride in it, and dealing with objections consciously and with discrimination among those who raise them, as they fall into several categories: the loving and the neutral, those who were misled or confused, as well as those with agendas who are harmed by the Al-Hikma project and its national and regional acceptance.
H.E. called on the sons of Al-Hikma National Movement to continue their work and not worry about smear campaigns, regarding these campaigns as a result of the Movement’s influence, and affirming that the relationship between its influence and its being targeted is a directly proportional one.
