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American Policy on the Religious Authority of Seid-Sistani Pre-and-Post Sufficient Defense Edict | ||
| AL-AMEED JOURNAL | ||
| Article 1, Volume 7, Issue 1, 2018, Pages 87-144 | ||
| Authors | ||
| Asst.Prof. As; aad Hameed Abushana | ||
| Abstract | ||
| A thought bounces to the American politics that invasion of Iraq and destruction all the security and political systems will offer Iraq to them on a silver platter : there will be none to confront them .Not cognizant of the presence of the religious authority ، sublime and self-abnegated ، in the holy Al-Najaf they were ، such an authority gives all the priority to Iraqi people and their interest .However، the American research centers and other decision making foundations inaugurate studying the religious authority in the holy Al-Najaff ، Seid.Al-Sistani ، all theses studies culminate with one viewpoint that Seid. Al-Sistani is the last religious authority takes step in politics . Consequently it draws its future plans in line with this viewpoint ، yet with the growth of DAASH ، the issuing the sufficient defense edict in 2014 release of and the veneration and obedience of the nation to Grad Ayatollah Seid. Al-Sistani to fight the usurpers ، the American decision loops reconsider all the strategies for the religious authority of Seid. Sistani ، as the great and unexpected response escalates to its panicle and comes beyond what the international community and the united states itself. At the very outset، America never believes that the Iraqi people will emulate the religious authority in such a response and surmount Daash forever. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Sufficient Defense Edict; Religious Authority; Toppling of Saddam; American Policy; People response | ||
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