Sana'a: In a recent speech, Leader Al-Sayyid Abdul Malik Badruddin Al-Houthi commemorated the anniversary of the Cry against the arrogant powers, highlighting its significance as a platform for raising awareness and a commemoration of a Quranic stance against tyranny. He emphasized the Cry's profound spiritual and practical significance, especially in confronting the forces of disbelief and tyranny. The speech, rooted in religious sentiments, called for resistance against the onslaught by Jewish, Zionist, American, and Israeli forces targeting the Muslim Ummah.
According to Yemen News Agency, Al-Houthi traced the origins of the Cry back to January 2002, when it was first proclaimed by the movement's founder, Al-Sayyid Hussein bin Badruddin Al-Houthi, in Marran, Sa'dah Governorate. Al-Houthi criticized the submission of many Muslim regimes to American and Israeli interests, which he deemed a betrayal of Islamic principles. He warned against alliances with enemies, quoting Quranic verses to reinforce his argument against aligning with Jews and Christians as guardians.
Al-Houthi's speech underscored the importance of maintaining a Quranic stance and resisting the spread of corruption and oppression by external forces. He lamented the passivity of many Muslim nations in the face of aggression and called for a collective mobilization to defend the Ummah's dignity, freedom, and sanctities. He emphasized the need for a faith-based responsibility to confront tyranny and injustice, urging the Ummah to uphold a stance of dignity and freedom, as outlined in the Quran.
The speech also touched upon the challenges faced by those who oppose submission, noting that only a few within the Ummah have rejected such subservience. Al-Houthi praised those who have maintained their stance against oppression, commending their adherence to Islamic and Quranic values. He stressed the importance of remaining steadfast in the face of adversity, highlighting that true faith and trust in Allah are essential for overcoming challenges.
Al-Houthi's address further outlined the significance of the slogan associated with the Cry, emphasizing its role in expressing opposition to tyranny and reinforcing Islamic values. He criticized the manipulation of allegiance and enmity by Zionist forces, which he argued had distorted the Ummah's stance. He called for a return to Quranic principles, which he described as a guide for confronting enemies and upholding justice and truth.
In conclusion, Al-Houthi reaffirmed the importance of the Cry against arrogant powers as a means of awakening and mobilizing the Ummah. He emphasized its role in breaking the silence imposed by enemies and strengthening the internal front against external aggression. Al-Houthi called for continued resistance against American and Israeli tyranny, urging the Ummah to remain vigilant and unified in the face of ongoing challenges.
