SA’ADA – SABA: The Martyr of the Qur’an School for Islamic Sciences in Sa’ada province on Thursday organized a cultural celebration to honor the anniversary of the Prophet Muhammad’s birth.
This event was held in recognition of the Prophet’s life and teachings, and was particularly significant as it involved the children of martyrs.
The event was attended by several prominent figures including Governor Mohammed Awad, representatives Muhammad Baydan, Mohsen al-Hamzi, Yahya al-Hamran, and Ahmed Jaran, head of the Martyrs Foundation.
Governor Awad praised the community’s engagement with the Prophet’s birthday, emphasizing the special place the Prophet holds in the hearts of Yemenis.
He announced that the twelfth of Rabi’ al-Awwal would witness a significant Muhammadi march in Sa’ada and other provinces.
This march is intended to commemorate the birth of the Prophet Muhammad and demonstrate the profound respect and love for him.
The Governor stressed the importance of this occasion for reflecting on the lif
e and teachings of the Prophet, who serves as a model for moral conduct and jihad.
He highlighted Yemen’s role in supporting al-Aqsa and Palestine, aligning with the Prophet’s values of justice and support for the oppressed.
The speeches at the event reviewed various aspects of the Prophet Muhammad’s life, including his moral values, his jihad, and his influential positions throughout history. These reflections aimed to inspire participants to emulate the Prophet’s virtues and uphold his teachings.
The celebration served as a powerful reminder of the Prophet’s impact and a call to embody his teachings in contemporary struggles, particularly in support of justice and the oppressed.
Source: Yemen News Agency