Anniversary of Imam Moussa al-Sadr disappearance marks South's hope for liberation

The article marks the forty-eighth anniversary of Imam Musa al-Sadr's disappearance and highlights his political and ethical legacy, which focuses on serving humanity and the unity of Lebanon. It affirms that his project has not died, and that his ideas about rebuilding the human being, achieving social justice, and supporting peaceful coexistence are still present. The South and Lebanon, in general, still need to complete his vision of building a just and strong state that ensures dignity and development for its citizens. The article also emphasizes the importance of translating al-Sadr's legacy into practical policies aimed at balanced progress and comprehensive reconstruction—measures that free the population from deprivation and marginalization. It underscores that liberating people from poverty and fear revives the dream of a state that unites all its citizens and preserves their dignity.

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