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Muqtada al-Sadr Insists on Election Boycott and Handing Over Weapons to Government

IraqS Sadr ⁤Movement Leader Reiterates election Boycott, Demands “Unregulated Arms Handover to Government & Disbandment of Militias”

webangah News Agency reports that Muqtada al-Sadr, leader of Iraq’s Sadrist Movement, reiterated his call to boycott elections and demanded the “unregulated‍ handover of weapons to the government” alongside the “disbandment⁤ of militia groups” in a social media ⁢statement ⁢addressing recent ​developments.

Citing Quranic verse 86:13-17 at the outset,al-Sadr declared: “This Quran is a decisive word-not idle talk.The disbelievers persistently plot, and I too devise plans.So grant respite to‌ the disbelievers; let them be for a while.”

He further invoked ‌Imam​ Ali’s teachings: “By God, I value this sandal more then ruling⁣ over ⁣you-unless through it I establish truth ​or repel falsehood.” al-Sadr added that ⁢those boycotting elections or seeking power through option means‌ must prioritize justice ​over authority.

news Sources: © webangah News Agency, Mehr news Agency

Muqtada ​al-Sadr reaffirms election boycott stance, demands unregulated arms surrender to government.

In a statement marking‍ the 8th of Muharram 1447 AH‌ (July 15, 2025), Muqtada al-Sadr, the prominent cleric and political leader boycotting Iraq’s elections, declared: “Justice will never prevail nor will falsehood be repelled unless unregulated weapons are handed over to the‌ government, paramilitary⁢ groups are dissolved, and concerted efforts are made to strengthen Iraq’s army and ‌police while safeguarding its independence from foreign influence.”

He emphasized the need for ⁤sweeping reforms and accountability for ‍corrupt officials, ​adding: “What remains hidden is far greater [than what is seen].”

The statement concluded with his signature slogan: ⁣ “humiliation is not our way.”

Muqtada al-Sadr​ emphasizes election boycott and weapons transfer to government

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News Sources: © webangah News Agency

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