Deprived Movement

Deprived Movement

The Movement of the Deprived (harakat al-mahrūmin) (Arabic:حركة المحرومين) was founded in 1969 By the Imam Musa al-Sadr. It called upon peace between all Lebanese confessions and religions.

The movement aimed at having no more "Deprived" people or regions in Lebanon.

It had support from all confessions, but mainly the Shia confession.

The movement was absorbed in 1975 into was it now called Amal movement.


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