Mr. Al-Tabatabai participates in the “Tuwairij Run” mourning ceremony and affirms that loyalty to Hussein is a position of faith and belonging to his approach.
Jul 08, 2025
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- Mr. Al-Tabatabai participates in the “Tuwairij Run” mourning ceremony and affirms that loyalty to Hussein is a position of faith and belonging to his approach.
- Al-Aboudi: Khor Abdullah is an integral part of Iraqi sovereignty, and fair dialogue is our option to protect national interests.
- Al-Moussawi affirms her support for the Federal Court’s decision regarding Khor Abdullah, considering it a victory for Iraqi sovereignty.
- Al-Bujari: Khor Abdullah is Iraqi “par excellence,” and we will not allow the country’s sovereignty to be violated.
- Sheikh Al-Khazali participates with the lovers of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him) in reviving the “Tuwairij Run” ritual in the holy city of Karbala
Al-Moussawi: Today’s session agenda is full of important draft laws that affect the lives of the Iraqi people.
The representative for the Sadiqoon parliamentary, Zainab Al-Moussawi, confirmed that the agenda of today’s parliament session, Tuesday, includes a number of important draft laws that enjoy broad political acceptance and have a direct impact on the lives of citizens.
Al-Moussawi explained that the most prominent draft laws that will be discussed include the Personal Status Law, which enjoys political consensus to pass, and the General Amnesty Law, in which it was emphasized that those involved in the blood of innocents will be exempted, in line with the bloc’s established principles.
Al-Moussawi also pointed out that the agenda includes discussing the attempts system, which constitutes a supportive step for male and female students, in addition to the Athletes Syndicate Law, which reflects great interest in the athletes and supporting their needs.
Al-Moussawi concluded by saying that the other draft laws on the agenda aim to improve the conditions of the Iraqi people, stressing that the Sadiqoon is committed to its promises to the citizens.
