Social Work
Fadlallah was quoted as saying "We have to improve our education and gain more scientific knowledge. If we do not make the best of our time now, we will not be able to build our future or develop in the Future." In addition to the academic work that Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah did, he also opened up schools, Islamic centres and orphanages:
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