Taharror

Taharror (Arabic: تحرر),[1] a political movement in Lebanon advocating for modernism, liberalism, and state sovereignty while emphasizing the importance of Lebanese national identity over sectarian divisions.[2] Founded in October 2023, following the 17 October Revolution protests, Taharror aims to position itself as the primary Shiite opposition group, challenging the dominance of Hezbollah and Amal.[3][4]

Founders

The movement was established by Ali Khalifé, Hadi Murad, and Muhammad Awad.[5]

Principles

Taharror operates on a set of ten fundamental principles:

  1. Political Differentiation: Rejecting sectarian reductionism.
  2. Establishing Order: Opposing obstructive practices.
  3. Diversity within National Unity: Objecting to parallel state systems.
  4. Comprehensive National Issues: Challenging the concept of a "resistance group"
  5. Religiosity as Personal Choice: Criticizing "Safavi Shiism".
  6. Jurisprudence Free from Ambition: Opposing the general guardianship of the jurist.
  7. Jurisprudence Free from Rigidity: Resisting subordination to established authorities.
  8. Flexible Jurisprudence: Objecting to injustices in personal status cases.
  9. Embracing Modernity: Advocating for contemporary issues beyond religious constraints.
  10. Restoring Lebanon's International Role: Opposing marginalization on regional and global platforms.

Taharror is committed to reforming Shiite politics in Lebanon, promoting individual freedoms, and improving Lebanon's standing in the international arena.[6]

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