Lawyer Muhammad Asif Nasser on Our Blood

The article discusses the conflict within the Alawite Supreme Council in Lebanon regarding a proposed law aimed at amending Law 449/95, which serves as the foundation for regulating the Alawite community and ensuring its legislative independence. It describes attempts by certain factions, led by Mahmoud Qamati, to impose an amendment that would grant them control over sectarian legislations, bypassing established legal procedures such as submitting amendments through the Council’s General Assembly. The writer criticizes the intervention of religious and political figures, especially the speech delivered by the Council’s president during the memorial for Sayyed Ali Khamenei, which positioned the Alawites in a stance of supporting Iran without considering their interests. The article emphasizes that bypassing the internal regulations and returning the bill to committees without issuing an official report constitutes a violation of legal and constitutional protocols. It stresses that the Council must adhere to the principle of the community’s independence and respect its will. The piece warns that such conduct could lead to bloodshed and the fragmentation of the Alawite community, holding the state responsible for protecting the community’s rights from unlawful intrusions.

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