Sana'a - Saba:
Member of the Supreme Political Council, Dr. Abdulaziz bin Habtoor, sent a cable of condolences and consolation on the death of the veteran writer, linguist and journalist, Abdul-Ilah Ahmed Mohammed Al-Qudsi, after a serious illness, at the age of 70 years, most of which were filled with creative giving in the cultural field.
In the telegram, which he sent to the two sons of the deceased (Bassem and Ahmed) and the rest of the family, the cultural and literary community, and the people of Al-Zahra district in Hodeida province, the Supreme Political Member praised the merits of the deceased and his high professionalism, as he was - God rest his soul - one of the most prominent cultural, literary and media figures in Yemen, and was known for his abundant qualitative giving for more than fifty years in the fields of thought, culture, literature and media.
Dr. bin Habtoor expressed his deepest condolences and sympathy to the two sons of the deceased, the rest of the family, the cultural, literary and media circles, and the people of Al-Zahra district. Dr. Bin Habtoor prayed to God Almighty to have mercy, forgiveness and satisfaction, to grant his family, relatives, colleagues and lovers patience and solace.
"May God have mercy on him and may he rest in peace."
Member of the Supreme Political Council, Dr. Abdulaziz bin Habtoor, sent a cable of condolences and consolation on the death of the veteran writer, linguist and journalist, Abdul-Ilah Ahmed Mohammed Al-Qudsi, after a serious illness, at the age of 70 years, most of which were filled with creative giving in the cultural field.
In the telegram, which he sent to the two sons of the deceased (Bassem and Ahmed) and the rest of the family, the cultural and literary community, and the people of Al-Zahra district in Hodeida province, the Supreme Political Member praised the merits of the deceased and his high professionalism, as he was - God rest his soul - one of the most prominent cultural, literary and media figures in Yemen, and was known for his abundant qualitative giving for more than fifty years in the fields of thought, culture, literature and media.
Dr. bin Habtoor expressed his deepest condolences and sympathy to the two sons of the deceased, the rest of the family, the cultural, literary and media circles, and the people of Al-Zahra district. Dr. Bin Habtoor prayed to God Almighty to have mercy, forgiveness and satisfaction, to grant his family, relatives, colleagues and lovers patience and solace.
"May God have mercy on him and may he rest in peace."