The Impact of Musa al-Sadr and Khomeini’s Fight for Religious Influence over Lebanon

After Musa al-Sadr arrived in Lebanon 1959, the passive Shi’i community became active, and this activism finally ended with Hezbollah gaining control serving Iran its confrontation Israel. The research literature on his activities shows that was, still remains, a phenomenon who, by virtue of deeds charisma, elevated population from being feeble ineffective to proud dominant one. This article how al-Sadr’s actions not only inspired revolution but also led wider dissemination all over Middle East, starting Iranian Islamic Revolution. It will describe both informal relations three different ideologies held Khomeini, Shah helped crystallize own revolutionary formula for political Shi’ism. That is, propagating within two decades before Revolution prepared accept Khomeini’s message revival