What is the relationship between the wisdom of Hakim and the former speech of Muqtada al-Sadr? Will

What is the relationship between the wisdom of Hakim and the former speech of Muqtada al-Sadr? Will he abandon Islamization?

The political scene   Wednesday, July 26 2017



The Al-Akhbar newspaper reported on Wednesday the relationship of the wisdom movement launched by Ammar al-Hakim recently and a previous speech of the leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada al-Sadr, describing the step of al-Hakim as "take away Islamization."

"Hakim called for the establishment of a system of strong and solid relations with Iraq's Arab and Islamic environment, in accordance with the interest of Iraq first and the common interests of these countries," the newspaper said, according to a statement raised by the leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada al-Sadr, before Months, entitled: Iraq first.

The newspaper added that "despite the size of this step (the formation of the stream of national wisdom), but a lot of observers of the Iraqi issue were expected in the last period, because of the differences of large within the" Council, "and included those close to the wise step in the quest to transfer supporters and supporters of The party of religious parties to liberal parties. "

"In the founding statement of the new movement, Hakim called for the liberalization of the economy from the control of the state, in order to distribute wealth fairly, exit the rent economy, renew the administration and shorten the government routine, in addition to enabling the citizen to manage his wealth and economy and openness to international investments and expertise. He stressed that "Iraq is the biggest address, to launch a free and real economy provides equal opportunities for all, rebuild the social institutions crushed under the pressure of political and security chaos and the consolidation of community peace."

"He believes that the Iraqi street is beginning to be wobbly with Islamic currents, and that the mood in 2017 is not like the mood of 2003, so he thought he should ride the new wave from its inception."

Ammar al-Hakim, who currently heads the "National Alliance" of the different sects of the "Shiite House in Iraq," is the political heir of the al-Hakim and the "Council" founded by his uncle Muhammad Baqir al-Hakim at the end of 1982 under the name "Supreme Council of the Islamic Revolution in Iraq "And comes the departure of Hakim from the" Council "after the occurrence of major differences with a number of its leaders.

In his political leadership, Hakim is based on the entire legacy of the Al-Hakim. In his current move, he believes that he can confront the deep differences in the Council by withdrawing his mantle from this political entity.

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]