في ضيافة عشيرة المعلة قبيلة كنانة
From Al-Al-Madain district, in the hospitality of Al-Ma’la Clan, the beloved Kinanah tribe, and at the guest place of Sheik Mahdi Al-Kinani, Sayyid Ammar Al-Hakeem, head of Al-Hikma National Movement, met with several sheiks and dignitaries of Al-Madain district south of Baghdad on 10/3/2023. His Eminence recalled the common history they share and the pure martyrs’ stories that filled this land to defend Iraq, its people, and its social fabric. H.E also recalled the nature of the challenges that faced Iraq, especially the challenge of terrorism with its different types and names that targeted the Iraqi national project through targeting components and turning people against one another. H.E. lauded the efforts of the sons of Al-Madain in defending their city and upholding its diversity and social fabric.
H.E. reiterated the importance of adhering to Iraqi diversity, calling for the preservation of the right of the components to express their own identities within the framework of the national identity and the national project. H.E. reiterated his vision of managing diversity and investing this in strengthening Iraq's regional and international standing.
H.E. affirmed that the Islamic project was preserved in Iraq thanks to the integration of the blessed religious reference with Iraqi clans and Husseini rites, stating that the Iraqi generosity that manifested itself on more than one occasion is a Husseini culture with distinction.
H.E. illustrated that Iraq is moving towards goodness, comparing it to a country that didn’t go through any of the challenges that faced Iraq is an unjust and unfair comparison for Iraq. Iraq is recovering while attempts have been made to disrupt its project and plunge it into spirals of violence and move backward. H.E. reiterated the call for optimism, and positivity, and abandoned the language of negative generalization, as there is a huge opportunity for success if managed and invested well enough.
