Social Mysticism in the Lived Experience of the Mujahid Martyr Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah

Introduction: Practical social mysticism is manifested in the lifestyle of a monotheistic wayfarer, bridging visionary monotheism with active monotheism. Given the necessity for mysticism to transition from individual isolation into the arena of social and civilizational management, explaining objective models of this approach has become critically important in the contemporary era.
Objective: The central question of this research is the possibility of defining and explaining "Social Mysticism" based on the lived experience and spiritual-heroic biography of Martyr Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah.
Methodology: This research was conducted using a descriptive-analytical method. Data were collected through documentary studies and by examining scientific and practical evidence within the life of the "Leader of Resistance".
Findings: Findings indicate that Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah's life embodies the "Comprehensive Jihad" model (including Greater, Great, Middle, and Lesser Jihad) and reflects the system of Divine Names: Knowledge (Al-Ilm), Power (Al-Qudrah), Wisdom (Al-Hukm), and Justice (Al-Adl). He effectively dismantled artificial dichotomies between "mysticism and politics" or "remembrance and life," linking mystical monotheism to social monotheism.
Conclusion: Nasrallah's lived experience serves as a comprehensive translation of civilization-building social mysticism. This study shows that authentic Islamic mysticism, in its highest stages (the third and fourth journeys), culminates in social guardianship (Wilayah) and management, providing a robust foundation for establishing justice and fighting oppression in the modern world.