Dozens of worshippers knelt in prayer Friday at the centre of hundreds of cars and unruly motorists surrounding a gas station south of Beirut. Sheikh Ali al-Hussein led the session to highlight the hardship suffered by people who could not leave their spots in line for gas during the worst economic crisis in Lebanon’s history. So, he says, he brought the mosque to the people, who were queued up for five kilometres (three miles) near a station in Jiyeh. He blasted politicians for their corruption and mismanagement. "The aim is to send a message to the political class which is to blame for the miseries of this nation," he said. The session underscored Lebanon's econom
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