The role of martyrs of the shrine's defender on regional convergence

Defenders of the Shrine and the Martyrs of the Defender of the Shrine is a term coined in the fight against Takfiri and ISIS terrorism in Iraq, especially in Syria, in defense of the privacy of the Ahlul-Bayt after 2011, and in a short time the theory of the Shrine defenders has become one relatively pervasive and influential culture in three cultural, political and security spheres, which also led a large number of young people  from Western Asia and even Europe and the United States to defend the shrine of Ahlul-Bayt. This regional convergence led to the formation of a large army of revolutionary forces, acting as a powerful military and security arm of the Islamic Revolution at the regional level. This article seeks to answer the question whether shrine defenders and martyrs have any influence on regional integration. To clarify the subject, the agenda of this article is to examine the role and cultural, political and security impact of the Shrine defenders and the Shrine Defenders martyrs in creating regional convergence between the countries and nations of the region in opposition to the policy of expansive, expansionist and disruptive security of nations. The method will be to research, study and collect documents, books, scholarly articles and reputable sites.