Al-sukhnah: The Local Council and Mobilization in Al-Sukhnah District, Al-Hodeidah Governorate, initiated the activities commemorating the anniversary of the noble Prophet's birth (Mawlid al-Nabi) for the year 1447 AH, under the slogan "Labbaik Ya Rasool Allah" (At Your Call, O Messenger of Allah).
According to Yemen News Agency, during an expanded meeting on the occasion, speeches were delivered emphasizing the spiritual significance of celebrating the birth of the Greatest Messenger. The event is seen as a way to revive the biography of prophethood and reinforce loyalty to Allah and His Messenger. It also renews the commitment to adhere to the Holy Quran and emulate the finest example in jihad and patience.
The speeches highlighted that honoring this occasion stems from the greatness of the Prophet (PBUH), who was sent as a mercy to all worlds, teaching humanity values such as justice, dignity, and freedom. Reviving the Prophet's birthday is considered a practical declaration of allegiance to the Muhammadan path in confronting tyranny, domination, and arrogance.
The speakers noted that this year's Mawlid comes amid the ongoing suffering of the Palestinian people and continued aggression on the Gaza Strip, making the commemoration a spiritual mobilization that strengthens the nation's steadfastness and awareness of its central causes, including the Palestinian issue and the oppression of the vulnerable.
The speakers affirmed that the Yemeni people, while celebrating this occasion, reiterate their adherence to the noble values of Islam and reject all forms of subservience to regimes that neglect the nation's sanctities and remain passive in the face of occupation crimes.
They stressed the importance of combined official and community efforts to ensure the success of Mawlid activities across the villages and areas of the district, reflecting an advanced consciousness and sincere belonging to the Muhammadan message. A call was made for broad participation in the central and community events planned in the coming days.
The speakers emphasized that celebrating the birth of the Noble Prophet is not merely a ritual but an embodiment of a people's identity, a continuation of a steadfast stance against injustice and aggression, and a fulfillment of an unbroken covenant with Allah and His Messenger, regardless of the challenges.