Quote by Muqtada al Sadr

For us, holding on to religious rules, and following them, and refraining from what's forbidden, and being diligent with our duties, what do we call that? That's what we call freedom.

For us, holding on to religious rules, and following them, a

Summary

This quote suggests that adhering to religious rules, abstaining from forbidden actions, and fulfilling our duties is the true essence of freedom. It implies that by following these principles, individuals can attain a sense of liberation and autonomy. Rather than perceiving restrictions as limitations, the quote encourages viewing religious guidelines as a pathway to true freedom. It highlights the notion that true freedom comes from living a disciplined and conscientious life aligned with religious moral standards.

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By Muqtada al Sadr

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