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Abd al-Rahim Ahmad Ali al-Hasini is an Iraqi politician and secretary-general of the Shia Islamist Islamic Virtue Party, which is based in Basra.

He succeeded Nadim al-Jabiri in May 2006, and told Al-Hayat newspaper that the party planned to protect the youth by erecting barricades against "civilisational assaults".[1] He said civil war was unlikely in Iraq, and differences could be overcome.

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  1. ^ Two Dozen Dead in Violence Sistani, Yaqubi Aides Trade Insults, Al Hayat, 2006-05-19


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