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    The book "'''Scholars of Unity and Approximation in the Land of Syria'''" (Ulamaye Vahdat , Taghrib dar Sarzamine Sham), by Sheikh Shoghi Haddad, examines the role of Islamic scholars and thinkers in promoting unity and approximation among Islamic sects in the region of [[Syria]] (which includes [[Syria]], [[Lebanon]], [[Palestine]], and [[Jordan]]). This work highlights the importance of Muslim solidarity and the efforts to create a united Islamic community capable of resisting the challenges posed by the times.
    '''Hassan Nasrallah'''’s leadership has been pivotal in shaping [[Hezbollah]] into one of the most influential and resilient organizations in [[the Middle East]]. From its origins as a militant resistance group to its current role as a multifaceted movement with military, political, and social dimensions, [[Hezbollah]]’s evolution under Nasrallah reflects his strategic vision, rhetorical prowess, and ability to mobilize support<ref>Norton, A. R. (2007). Hezbollah: A Short History. Princeton University Press.</ref>.
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    Hassan Nasrallah’s leadership has been pivotal in shaping Hezbollah into one of the most influential and resilient organizations in the Middle East. From its origins as a militant resistance group to its current role as a multifaceted movement with military, political, and social dimensions, Hezbollah’s evolution under Nasrallah reflects his strategic vision, rhetorical prowess, and ability to mobilize support[1]. Continue ...

    1. ↑ Norton, A. R. (2007). Hezbollah: A Short History. Princeton University Press.
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