Beirut - saba : Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri mourned the martyr Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, describing him as "the son of Imam Musa al-Sadr and the Husseinite school of Kerbala."
In a statement on Saturday, Berri said, addressing the martyr Sayyed Nasrallah: "I am writing to you in your highness, and I am strangled by the longing to see you and the flames of fire prevented me from meeting you." According to Al-Mayadeen channel.
He added, "33 years of life together, you are from us and we are from you, and the weight of mountains has not come between us."
He concluded his statement by saying that "all the words that can be said in your farewell remain insufficient in front of your stature and your turban, all the words that can be said in your farewell are smaller than your margin, which only bowed to God Almighty."
In a statement on Saturday, Berri said, addressing the martyr Sayyed Nasrallah: "I am writing to you in your highness, and I am strangled by the longing to see you and the flames of fire prevented me from meeting you." According to Al-Mayadeen channel.
He added, "33 years of life together, you are from us and we are from you, and the weight of mountains has not come between us."
He concluded his statement by saying that "all the words that can be said in your farewell remain insufficient in front of your stature and your turban, all the words that can be said in your farewell are smaller than your margin, which only bowed to God Almighty."