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Ṣadrist Movement

Iraqi history
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  • Muqtada al-Sadr
    Muqtada al-Sadr
    / Patron of Shiʿi populism during the Iraq War

    …political movement known as the Sadrist Movement and had attracted millions of Shiʿi followers across Iraq, mainly youth and the poor and downtrodden, to whom he offered a variety of social, educational, and health services. He maintained tight security over the areas he controlled and established a court system based…

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    …political movement known as the Sadrist Movement and had attracted millions of Shiʿi followers across Iraq, mainly youth and the poor and downtrodden, to whom he offered a variety of social, educational, and health services. He maintained tight security over the areas he controlled and established a court system based…

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