Martyr Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah was the tangible embodiment of Imam Hussein’s school

: Deputy Chief of Staff of Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces

Abu Ali al-Basri, the Deputy Chief of Staff of Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces, while praising the jihadi and ethical status of Martyr Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah, considered him a practical model of the school of Imam Hussein (AS).

Abu Ali al-Basri, the Deputy Chief of Staff of Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces, praising the personality of Martyr Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah, considered him the tangible embodiment of the school of Imam Hussein (AS), who proved courage, knowledge, and sacrifice in practice at all stages of his life.

He described martyrdom as a worthy destiny for the jihadi and fruitful path of this great leader, who dedicated all his strength and existence to defending the oppressed and nurturing a generation that follows authentic Islamic teachings.

Al-Basri, referring to the lofty status of Martyr Nasrallah among the nations of the Resistance Axis in Lebanon, Iraq, Iran, and Yemen, called him a mujahid and courageous man who followed the conduct of the divine prophets and the Infallible successors.

He emphasized that Martyr Nasrallah, relying on sublime Islamic ethics and continuing the path of the leaders of religion, became a model for the freedom-seekers of the world, who was able to leave a lasting impact on the front of truth with firm faith and unceasing jihad.

In conclusion, the Deputy Chief of Staff of the Popular Mobilization Forces, emphasizing the continuation of this school, noted that the children of the resistance take pride in walking the path of Martyr Nasrallah and following the conduct of their great leaders.

He stated: "Commitment to the principles of jihad, sacrifice, and defense of the oppressed, which the martyred Sayyid institutionalized during his lifetime, will remain as a fixed and definitive principle on the path of the Resistance Axis."