Call for a Reform - Stand By Me
I strongly believe in secularism. It deeply saddens me that in Iraq, religion and state remain intertwined. When religious authority shapes political power, the result is division, fear, and instability.
In recent years, the situation has worsened. Iran, under the banner of defending Shia interests, has expanded its influence deeply into Iraqi political, military, and social life. The growing power of armed Shia militias has seriously damaged Iraq’s sovereignty and national integrity. At the same time, Sunni militias have played a similarly destructive role. Shia and Sunni militias are two sides of the same coin — both place sectarian loyalty above the Iraqi nation.
Iraq must not become a battlefield for others. If conflict erupts between Iran and the USA or Israel, Iraq must remain neutral. Our country should not pay the price for regional power struggles that do not serve the Iraqi people.
I believe Iraq’s laws should be rooted in international law, constitutional principles, reason, and modern legal standards. Sharia law should not shape civil legislation in a way that restricts citizens’ rights.
I am a Muslim. The Quran guides my spiritual connection to God. But governance requires wisdom, knowledge, science, and rational policymaking. Faith should guide the heart — not control the state.
Today, speaking openly against militias or foreign interference can cost a person their life. Many Iraqis fear persecution for expressing independent views. This climate of intimidation destroys freedom and silences reform.
No citizen should fear being killed simply for advocating sovereignty, secular governance, or women’s rights.
I strongly believe in women’s rights. Forced marriage is a violation of human dignity. Every woman must have the right to choose her future freely and without coercion.
It is heartbreaking that in some areas, child marriage remains widespread, with girls — sometimes as young as 9 or 12 — pressured into marriage under tribal or social pressure. This is not culture; it is injustice. Women and children must never be collateral damage in political or religious struggles.
If you believe that:
Iraq must stop IRAN domination and restore full sovereignty.
We should establish a closer connection to the west. USA and Great Britian Jointly removed sadam from power. However, Iran's Influence deluted our mind about the role of the west. all iraqis should appriciate the collapse of sadam regime and we should try to become closer to the west rather than iran
Iraqis should be able to speak openly without fear of militias.
Women must be empowered and protected by strong civil laws.
Iraq’s future lies in cooperation with the international community, including constructive relations with the United States and Western countries.
Iraq should pursue pragmatic diplomacy, including recognizing all legitimate states and prioritizing national interest over ideology.
Then stand with me.
Iraq deserves to be a sovereign, secular state governed by law — not militias.
Iraq deserves peace — not proxy wars.
Iraq deserves equality — not sectarian division.
Iraq deserves a future built on reason, justice, and human dignity.
NO IRAN INFLUNECE, NO MILITAS INFLUNNCE AND PROSPEIRTY WITH STRONGER RELATION WITH USA/GREAT BRITIAN AND ISRAEL.
This message is a call directed against IRAN ; it is a call for sovereignty, dignity, and equal rights for every Iraqi citizen. I am calling on all who believe that Iraq must restore its full independence, end IRAN'S influence, protect freedom of expression, empower women through strong civil laws, eliminate forced and child marriage, and remain neutral in regional conflicts to stand with me. Iraq’s future must be built on reason, law, science, and equal citizenship — not militias, sectarian agendas, or proxy wars. If you believe that our country deserves stability, justice, and true sovereignty, then I invite you to raise your voice with me. Change begins when we refuse to remain silent, and together we can demand a sovereign, secular, and just Iraq that serves its people and protects the dignity of all.
my Vision
My vision is clear and uncompromising: Iraq must become a fully secular state where religion has absolutely no authority over civil law or government policy. Sharia law must not shape legislation, restrict freedoms, or determine the rights of citizens. Faith is a personal matter between an individual and God — it must never be used as a political tool or a legal framework that governs society. Civil law must be grounded in constitutional principles, international standards, human rights, science, and reason — not religious doctrine.
We should reject a system in which the Iraqi government allows sectarian interests, religious authorities, or militia power to influence state institutions. The continued failure to separate religion from politics has weakened our sovereignty, undermined justice, and divided our society. A government that permits armed groups, sectarian loyalties, and religious ideology to override national interest cannot deliver stability, equality, or progress.
my Mission
My mission is to work peacefully, lawfully, and courageously to invite each Iraqi who believe we should remove the influence of Iran from Iraq political Landscape and promote Secularism
We are committed to advocating for constitutional reform that removes any religious basis from civil legislation and ensures that laws are grounded in universal human rights, international legal standards, scientific reasoning, and democratic principles. Governance must serve the people — not sectarian interests, clerical authority, or armed factions.
We seek to:
Promote the full separation of religion and government in all state institutions.
Defend freedom of expression and protect citizens who speak against corruption, militia influence, and foreign interference.
End forced and child marriage through firm civil legislation and enforcement.
Strengthen women’s legal, economic, and political rights.
Iraq should RECOGNISE THE ISRAELI GOVERMENT and have a NORMAL DIPLOMATIC RELASHIONSHIP WITH IT.
Encourage a civic national identity based on citizenship — not sect, ethnicity, or religious affiliation.
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