The Rāfiḍī state of Iran set up the new movement, Hizbollah, through the agency of the following Shīʿites: Muḥammad Ḥusayn Faḍl Allāh (labelled "the Khomeini of Lebanon"), Subḥī al-Ṭufaylī, Hasan Naṣr Allāh (labelled as "the Khomeini of the Arabs"), Ibrāhīm al-Amīn, Abbās Mawsawi, Naʿīm Qāsim, Zuhayr Kanj, Muhammad Yazbik and Rāghib Harb.

Both the Harakah ʿAmal Shīʿiyyah and Hizbollah take directions from Iran and are essentially proxies for Iran in the region.

As for Ḥasan Abd al-Kareem Naṣr Allāh, the "Khomeini of the Arabs", he was born in 1960CE. He travelled to al-Najaf, Iraq to study religious knowledge (i.e. the Imāmiyyah Shi'ah knowledge) He was made an official for Ḥarakah ʾAmal al-Shi'iyyah in 1982 but he later separated it to join Hizbollah (a child organization), and he was an official for it in Beirut in 1985, and he worked his way up until he became the general leader in 1992 after the assassination of the previous leader al-Mawsawi. Openly-Declared and Hidden Goals

The openly-declared goals of the Hizbollah in Lebanon are that it is an organization opposed ot the Israeli occupation of Lebanon and that it wishes to liberate the sanctified place of Palestine (Bayt al-Maqdis), but this is simply a means of deceiving the Muslims, to blind them and divert them (the Muslims) away from their (the Shia’s) real goals, and to make them (the Muslims) inclined towards them, and this they achieve through a policy of serving social and human needs in the society with support from Iran.

As for the true and real hidden goals they are to spread Shīʿism in Lebanon, to maintain a permanent Shia presence and to take control over all elements of strength in the country (political, social, military, economical). And this is part of an overall agenda to prepare the region for the advancement of Iran and its religous and political objectives.