Raymah – Saba:
A broad meeting was held on Thursday in Al-Ja’fariyah District, Raymah Governorate, as part of preparations for the commemoration of the Prophet Muhammad’s birthday — peace and blessings be upon him and his family — and to reaffirm continued support for Gaza.
The meeting, attended by Shura Council member Mansour Al-Muntasir, members of the Association of Yemeni Scholars — Saleh Al-Khoulani, Khaled Mousa, and Abdullah Al-Batar — as well as the district director, Mohammed Al-Haidari, addressed various local issues and developments on the national scene. Discussions emphasized the importance of resilience and steadfastness in confronting the tyrants of the age — namely, the U.S. and Israel.
Participants, including local, executive, mobilization, security, and community leaders, also discussed measures to address the phenomenon of celebratory gunfire at weddings, and agreed on implementing appropriate actions against violators, in line with the tribal code governing weddings.
The meeting further explored preparations for organizing activities related to the Prophet’s birthday, highlighting the need to activate events and programs across all sectors in the district.
It also underscored the collective responsibility of leadership and community members to strengthen awareness and resilience, aiming to thwart conspiracies targeting the nation’s faith, identity, and unity.
The meeting concluded with an emphasis on the importance of mobilization, raising awareness, and encouraging participation in open military training courses, as well as maintaining public engagement through events, rallies, and marches in solidarity with the Palestinian people in Gaza, who are facing brutal crimes, starvation, and genocide in full view of the world.
A broad meeting was held on Thursday in Al-Ja’fariyah District, Raymah Governorate, as part of preparations for the commemoration of the Prophet Muhammad’s birthday — peace and blessings be upon him and his family — and to reaffirm continued support for Gaza.
The meeting, attended by Shura Council member Mansour Al-Muntasir, members of the Association of Yemeni Scholars — Saleh Al-Khoulani, Khaled Mousa, and Abdullah Al-Batar — as well as the district director, Mohammed Al-Haidari, addressed various local issues and developments on the national scene. Discussions emphasized the importance of resilience and steadfastness in confronting the tyrants of the age — namely, the U.S. and Israel.
Participants, including local, executive, mobilization, security, and community leaders, also discussed measures to address the phenomenon of celebratory gunfire at weddings, and agreed on implementing appropriate actions against violators, in line with the tribal code governing weddings.
The meeting further explored preparations for organizing activities related to the Prophet’s birthday, highlighting the need to activate events and programs across all sectors in the district.
It also underscored the collective responsibility of leadership and community members to strengthen awareness and resilience, aiming to thwart conspiracies targeting the nation’s faith, identity, and unity.
The meeting concluded with an emphasis on the importance of mobilization, raising awareness, and encouraging participation in open military training courses, as well as maintaining public engagement through events, rallies, and marches in solidarity with the Palestinian people in Gaza, who are facing brutal crimes, starvation, and genocide in full view of the world.