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Falah, Man of Principle
The article recounts how Falah al-Madadhah, a minister in Bahjat al-Talhouni’s government in 1960, refused to be treated like a “beast of burden”—called upon when needed and cast aside afterward—and left the Royal Court following the government’s resignation. After his son Khalid was arrested in Syria, he told the king that he had wanted to experience how fathers felt when their sons were unjustly arrested. He then remained estranged from the palace until his death. The article presents his stance as an example of upholding one’s dignity and refusing to put positions and personal gains before it.
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