Muhammad Sadiq al-Sadr
Muhammad Sadiq al-Sadr was a revered Shia cleric and political leader in Iraq, known for his opposition to the regime of Saddam Hussein and his advocacy for the rights of the marginalized. His teachings emphasized social justice, spirituality, and self-awareness, resonating with many Iraqis, especially the youth. Al-Sadr was a pivotal figure in the Shia community, and his influence continues through his followers and the political movements that emerged after his assassination in 1999.
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Muhammad Sadiq al-Sadr is mentioned as a model who lived in severe poverty and did not approach the religious funds for pilgrimage.
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