موقف الحوزة العلمية من الاحتلال البريطاني للعراق 1914-1918

الملخص EN

In its general line, the seminary was interested in seminary scientific affairs, but it possessed a great political awareness of the course of events in the Iraqi arena and other Islamic countries, and at the same time, it proved that it was ready to take a political action and called on the people to take effective military action if the need or the utmost necessity so required.

it is clear to us that the scholars of the Hawza, with their popular influence and special prestige among the public and the private, were keen to use this to unite the Islamic rank and prevent strife and fighting among Muslims, which was always behind the political ambitions of the rulers who controlled Muslim countries, regardless of the claims of sectarian affiliation of the rulers.