Muqtada al-Sadr: The reform revolution in Iraq is "supported by God"

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[size=52]Muqtada al-Sadr: The reform revolution in Iraq is "supported by God"[/size]

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[size=48]The prominent Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, the leader of the Sadrist movement in Iraq, said on Sunday that the reform revolution in his country is "supported by God", listing a number of reasons to confirm this, according to his opinion.[/size]
Al-Sadr stated through an account attributed to him in the name of “the Minister of the Leader” that “supporting the lovers of the reform revolution is a blessing, and for the media to support the reform revolution, this is a blessing, but when you feel that there are divine divine hands that are in harmony with the reform revolution, this is not only a blessing, but it is (Burhan Rabbani). ) on the eligibility and credibility of the revolution in heaven and on earth together.




[size=45]And he added, “There are clear and clear evidence of this, including the activation of some for fear of the Integrity Commission and its disclosure of some minor corruption files and we are waiting for the big heads of corruption, the resignation of a minister accused of corruption and covering up the corrupt, and confirmed leaks in which he incites murder, sabotage, fighting and sedition to reveal his religion to his students. Before his opponents,” he said, referring to the head of the State of Law coalition, Nuri al-Maliki.[/size]

[size=45]He continued, "The rain that fell in Najaf comes even as a presumption that the revolution has the support of God Almighty, and the video clip of one of the pillars of corruption whose history was compared to the tweet of the leader, Mr. Sadr, and it spread on social media, and the approval of the major Sunni and Kurdish blocs, but some Shiites, including the dissolution of parliament, early elections, accountability for the corrupt and some constitutional amendments.”[/size]

[size=45]He pointed out, “their rejection of the public debate, which led to their exposing them before the people, weakening their position, increasing sympathy with the revolution, and intensifying the dispute between them so that they were unable to form a tested government that was forbidden by the reference and rejected by the people in advance,” pointing to “the shameful scandal of the ambassador of corruption, not Iraq in the Kingdom of Jordan.” The Hashemite", referring to pictures of the artist Ragheb Alama with the wife of the Iraqi ambassador to Jordan, Haider Al-Adhari.[/size]

[size=45]Parallel to a mutual escalation between the coordination framework and the Sadrist movement, calls are intensifying from local political leaders and many countries for calm and dialogue between the parties as the only way to resolve the crisis, as local, regional and international forces fear Iraq's slide into chaos.[/size]

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