For the love of his country.

Abu Arz loves Lebanon unto infatuation: he places it just below God and above man, making of this trilogy: God, Lebanon and Man the ideological base upon which he builds his political philosophy and his spiritual and martial militancy.

He considers that God created Lebanon to be the homeland incorporating the principal human values; he created his people to carry this unique and outstanding message of civilization; and his nation to safeguard the main qualities around which the world revolves: Charity, knowledge and liberty.

Hence the Lebanon of Charity, knowledge and liberty is the Lebanon for which Abu Arz struggles, endeavoring with all his might to save it from the political, social and spiritual ills that continue to ravage the country because of the baseness of its officials on the one hand and on the other, the fierce onslaught upon it from the desert, that shattered not only Lebanon's independence, freedom and sovereignty but also its role as pioneer, its ecumenical message and its original nationality.

Nevertheless, despite all that befell Lebanon and the mortal condition it has reached, Abu Arz still believes that this legendary land, in imitation of the Phoenix bird, will soon inexorably rise again from its present lethargy and will presently regain the fitness enabling it to resume its historical vanguard role.