Mehr News – Iran – One of the most important legacies of Imam Musa al-Sadr is his resistance against the Zionist regime in the region.
“As he moved away from the traditional Qom Seminary and entered a special social sphere including a variety of cultures and opinions, Al-Sadr’s life, however, is different from his friends,” Jaberi Ansari added.
Imam Musa al-Sadr, the leader of Lebanon’s Shia Muslims, was kidnapped along with two companions, in the summer of 1978 during a visit to Libya to meet Gaddafi. Lebanon, the country Imam al-Sadr went to was a kind of laboratory for different political and cultural movements in the region and the world.
The conditions in Lebanon made a man out of al-Sadr who is today and tomorrow’s need of all people. Peaceful coexistence is one of the dimensions of al-Sadr’ ideology which is an urgent need in these days.
Another important dimension of Imam Musa’s ideology is his resistence against the Zionist regime which he started first in the region.
There was a problem to follow al-Sadr’s case when Gaddafi was in power but when he was removed from power, there were one thousands problems.There was not a real government to negotiate with. But there are now several governments in Libya and each tribe is governing some parts of the country.
