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I Entrust My Grievance Against You to God, the Wisest and Most Just” — After His Company’s Land Was Seized, al-Homsi Decides to Leave Syria and Criticizes al-Sharaa
Former Syrian politician and parliamentarian Mohammad Ma’moun al-Homsi announced his intention to leave the country, citing what he described as the seizure of land belonging to his company under laws and procedures inherited from the former regime.
In a post on his Facebook account, al-Homsi expressed his dismay at the continued application of these procedures and criticized Transitional President Ahmad al-Sharaa’s handling of his case. According to his post, al-Sharaa had previously promised to restore his rights, but that promise was not fulfilled.
Al-Homsi concluded his message by saying: “I entrust my grievance against you to God, who is the wisest and fairest of judges. Had it belonged to someone else, it would not have come to you.” He then confirmed his final decision to leave his homeland and not return amid the current developments, according to the post.
Based on the available information, the post did not provide further legal details concerning the seizure decision or the official authorities’ position on the case.
