موقف الشيخ الشيرازي من الأوضاع العامة 1914-1918 م

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He issued a fatwa for jihad like other clerics and scholars, and sent his son Muhammad Rida to join the ranks of the Mujahideen.

In the Najaf revolution after the killing of its British ruler Marshall (1336 AH/1918 AD), the English sultan besieged the city of Najaf and harassed the people, and demanded the scholars to raise this raid, including what was sent by Sayyid Muhammad Kazim.

al-Yazdi and Sheikh al-Sharia al-Isfahani to the commander-in-chief of the British armies, and sent a copy of it to Sheikh al-Shirazi for information, and for him to raise another claim to support their demands, and the water was returned to Najaf and allowed to sell water to them.

and what is the role of Mirza Shirazi in the movement to confront? And what is the English reaction to Mirza Shirazi? and all of these problems we find answers in the folds of the research.

the study aims to show the role of Sheikh Al-Shirazi in the general situation in Iraq during the years (1914-1918 AD), because most historical references overlooked the role of sheikh al-Shirazi, especially studies in modern and contemporary history, which underestimated sheikh al-mirza's right for nothing but that he was cast as Shirazi, especially in the eighties.

the past decade was due to the war between the Iranian and Iraqi states, and the reluctance of researchers to study his personality, for fear of persecuting the Baathist regime, and because glorifying everyone who bears Persian titles, even if the one who is credited with Iraq and the people of Iraq is considered an insult and deception.

the personality of sheikh Shirazi and its impact on the national movement in Iraq.

through the foregoing, the importance of this study lies in highlighting the role of Sheikh al-Shirazi before the Iraqi clan revolution and how to prepare the ground for the revolution of the twentieth against the English occupier by preparing the Iraqi individual intellectually and psychologically to prepare and prepare for resistance against the English.