Sistani's Iraq envoy: No faction authority

Shiite cleric Mazhar Al-Naji, representative of the religious authority in Basra, emphasized that the armed factions in Iraq do not possess legitimate religious, legal, or popular authority. He stated that these groups do not follow the directives of the religious authority or the state. He confirmed that supporting parties promote different labels such as "Al-Hashd" or "The Mujahideen" to bestow upon them an illegitimate legitimacy. He stressed that these factions are not authorized by the Iraqi people or official authorities and do not have a legitimate or popular mandate. This statement comes in the context of calls to disband these factions, which are considered outside the framework of political and religious legitimacy in Iraq.

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