Franklin Lamb's Tribute to Ayatollah Fadlullah
By
Franklin Lamb
July09, 2010
Mohamad
Hussein Fadlullah
(11/16/1935--7/4/2010)
"Throughout my life, I have always supported the human being in his humanism and I have supported the oppressed. I think it is the person's right to live his freedom and it is her and his right to face the injustice imposed on each by revolting against it, using his practical, realistic and available means to end the oppressor's injustice toward him, whether it is an individual, a community, a nation, or a state; whether male or female."
-- Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah, perhaps sensing his imminent death, during his last dialogue with the Washington DC based, Council for the National Interest at his home on June 2, 2010
Franklin Lamb exchanging books with Sayeed Fadallah ( photo: Al Marrarat Foundation)
Today, his family and hundreds of thousands in his community buried Lebanon's senior Shia cleric, Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah in South Beirut.
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