Bashir Al-Saadawi and his national character

The research topic addressed Al-Saadawi's personality from several aspects, including his social, cultural, and political activities. The most important issues Bashir Al-Saadawi addressed through studying his ideas during that period were the issue of Arabism and Islam, and the issue of colonial ambitions in Arab countries. These ideas contributed to the crystallization of his personality and gave it new dimensions in thought and culture. The research relied on the descriptive and analytical approach in studying Bashir Al-Saadawi's personality from several aspects. The research reached a set of results, the most important of which are: The impact of the political awareness and cultural activity that Bashir Al-Saadawi received during his academic studies and his job responsibilities contributed significantly to the growth of his national sentiment and the definition of his nationalist orientations. Al-Saadawi's activity reached its peak in eliminating sedition and thwarting the opportunity of the Italian occupier, which followed a policy of divide and rule. He was able to unify the armed resistance movement between the regions of Barqa and Tripoli, which ended with the signing of the Sirte Agreement in 1922. Bashir Al-Saadawi adhered to the unity of the homeland and the freedom of the Libyan people during the discussion of the Libyan issue at the United Nations and confronted all schemes that sought to impose and guardianship of the homeland.