The Sadr Movement is a political and religious movement in Iraq, founded by Muqtada al-Sadr in the early 2000s. It emerged from the Shia community and aims to represent the interests of the poor and marginalized. The movement is known for its strong anti-corruption stance and has a significant following among the urban Shia population. The Sadr Movement has its roots in the Sadrist tradition, which emphasizes social justice and Islamic values. It has been involved in various political activities, including participation in the Iraqi parliament and leading protests against government policies. The movement's militia, known as the Mahdi Army, played a prominent role during the Iraq War.