Sana'a: Al-Sabeen Hospital for Maternity and Childhood in the capital Sana'a organized a scientific symposium titled 'In the Realm of the Prophetic Methodology: An Analytical Study of the Personality and Life of the Great Messenger, peace and blessings be upon him and his family.'
According to Yemen News Agency, the symposium featured several research papers that explored various aspects of the Prophet's personality and life, including his interactions with Jews, prophetic leadership as a foundation and organizational model, strengthening faith-based identity through the Prophet's guidance, the Prophetic example as an administrative model, Prophetic ethics, and the birth and noble biography of the Messenger.
During the event, Sheikh Saleh Al-Khawlani, a member of the Association of Yemeni Scholars, and cultural activist Dr. Yousef Al-Hadheri emphasized the importance of commemorating the Prophet's birthday as a reminder of his greatness and an opportunity to draw inspiration from his exemplary life. They highlighted the occasion as a moment to recall lessons and values that strengthen bonds of brotherhood, love, charity, and unity in facing challenges and conspiracies.
Additionally, they urged the revival of values of faith, righteousness, benevolence, and noble morals by following the Prophet's example and embodying the mission of the one sent as a mercy to the worlds.
Dr. Majda Al-Khatib, Director of Al-Sabeen Hospital, underscored the importance of commemorating the Prophet's birth anniversary as a means of renewing allegiance to the Messenger of God, peace be upon him and his family. She described the occasion as an opportunity to draw lessons from the Prophet's life and embrace his values, principles, and ethics that guided the nation from darkness to light.
Dr. Al-Khatib also highlighted the significance of the symposium in raising awareness among medical staff about the importance of following the example of the Seal of the Prophets. She explained that the submitted research papers will be evaluated by a judging committee, with the best paper to be honored during the hospital's central celebration of the Prophet's birthday next Wednesday.
Furthermore, Mohsen Al-Luhaiah, Head of the Media Center at the hospital, stated that the symposium is part of the hospital's broader program of events commemorating the Prophet's birth, aimed at strengthening connection with the Messenger and following his example. He noted that the hospital leadership is keen to encourage female medical staff to prepare research papers focusing on the Prophet's life, virtues, leadership of the Islamic state, and his dealings with Jews, in order to deepen knowledge of the Seal of the Prophets and inspire emulation of his noble character, values, and attributes.