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Lebanon Shiia Council urges probe into Musa Sadr's case
By: Karim Tellawi
BEIRUT, Lebanon: Vice-president Higher Shiia Council Sheikh
Abdel-Amir Qabalan said 27 years have passed since the disappearance
of Ayatullah Musa As-Sadr and his two companions in Libya, and this is
still a hideous crime that nobody is doing anything about.
"No one is even trying to discover the truth behind this conspiracy,"
he added while speaking to a crowd of politicians and religious
figures on the twenty-seventh anniversary of disappearance of
Ayatullah As-Sadr.
“Sadr was the first who was aware of the dangers threatening Lebanon
and was the first person who carried the banner of the resistance in
the face of the Zionist entity,” Qabalan said. His “disappearance is a
crime that aimed at abolishing the role of Lebanon in the region.”
Separately, speaking during a seminar organized by the Amal Movement
in South Lebanon in Sarafand on the anniversary of Sadr's
disappearance, Greek Orthodox Archbishop Salim Ghazal said, "We have
to get to the core of the problems the country is facing and set
adequate solutions."
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"Knowledge is
better than wealth because it protects you while you have to
guard wealth. it decreases if you keep on spending it but the
more you make use of knowledge ,the more it increases . what you
get through wealth disappears as soon as wealth disappears but
what you achieve through knowledge will remain even after you."MORE
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