Sayyid Al-Hakeem inaugurates “Ahl Al-Bayt Followers Future Prospects”, lauds scholarly and intellectual participation
During the opening session of the second edition of Ahl Al-Bayt Followers Future Prospects, Sayyid Ammar Al-Hakeem, Head of Al-Hikma National Movement, met with Their Eminence scholars, sheiks, scholars, and scholar experts from around the world to take part in the conference. His Eminence extended a warm welcome to them in Baghdad, wishing them prosperity and peace and offering blessings on the birth of the Commander of the Faithful (Ameer Al-Mo’mineen) Ali ibn Abi Talib, "Peace be upon him".
His Eminence emphasized the conference's significance and Iraq's pivotal role in historical movements, from inception to trajectory and conclusion, especially with the imminent appearance of the Awaited Imam from the lineage of Mohammed (may Allah hasten his honorable reappearance).
His Eminence highlighted the central role of Al-Najaf Al-Ashraf, with the presence of the revered shrine and the blessed scholarly seminary (Al-Hawza), which integrates seamlessly with the holy seminary of Qom. H.E. pointed out the vital role of intellectual and cultural discussions during the Arba’een visit of Imam Al-Hussein (peace be upon him), with Iraq serving as a crucial intersection of history and geography.
His Eminence illustrated the mission's nature, involving the transformation of challenges into opportunities, commending the followers of Ahl Al-Bayt “PBUT” for their significant intellectual and scientific presence.
H.E. also praised the diverse attendance from various countries and continents, aiming to forge common perspectives on the conditions of the followers of Ahl Al-Bayt, Stressing extensive discussions on belief and homeland. H.E. affirmed that belief unifies followers in laws and rituals, thereby distinguishing them through the diversity of their homelands and the nature of social contracts uniting them with other partners.
His Eminence addressed the paramount contemporary challenge, represented by the Palestinian Cause, warning against a project envisioning a Palestine without land.
