Sayyid Al-Hakeem: Centrism, Moderation Hardest Approaches but Most Beneficial to Homeland
His Eminence Sayyid Al-Hakeem, Head of the National State Powers’ Alliance and Head of Al-Hikma National Movement, met a large group of organizational leaders in Baghdad Governorate, pointing to the kinship of the project, which is preferable to kinship by blood, and congratulating the attendees on their work, which is witnessing great development. H.E. explained Iraq’s need for wisdom and the good word in unifying positions in a country that witnesses great diversity, affirming that the project of Al-Hikma National Movement is an extension of the path of Imam Al-Hakeem (may his soul be sanctified).
H.E. stressed principledness and openness to everyone, in accordance with the saying of the Commander of the Faithful (PBUH): “Either a brother to you in faith or an equal to you in creation,” pointing to the importance of adhering to patriotism and believing in the homeland as a tent for all, in addition to realism in work and renewal while preserving the constants, and adhering to the principle of centrism and moderation, which is the hardest but the most effective and the most beneficial to the homeland.
H.E. called for generational integration and institutionalism, considering the organization the most institutional of the Movement’s bodies, stressing planning and setting the vision, with the importance of fieldwork, working in the field and intensifying efforts, reminding that “service” is the philosophy of Al-Hikma National Movement, and calling for transparency, working with clarity, and championing the approach of Shaheed Al-Mihrab (may his soul be sanctified).
