In this critical analysis, Lebanese philosopher Ali Harb investigates the concept of a 'Shiite International.' He delves into the language and rhetoric used to construct this political and ideological project, arguing that these very 'words' can lead to societal fragmentation and civilizational collapse. Harb challenges the foundational narratives of this transnational movement, questioning its direction and its ultimate consequences for the Arab and Islamic worlds. The book serves as a powerful critique of how grand ideological ambitions, when built on a fragile rhetorical foundation, risk becoming instruments of their own undoing.