Sana'a: The Central Bank of Yemen commemorated the Prophet Muhammad's birthday today in Sana'a with a speech and cultural event. During the event, Amin Abdulrahman Ismail, Deputy Governor for Financial and Administrative Affairs, emphasized the importance of commemorating the birth of the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him and his family, the Prophet of mercy and justice, who came to guide people from darkness to light and establish the foundations of morality, compassion, and benevolence.
According to Yemen News Agency, Deputy Governor Ismail stated that the birth of the Prophet Muhammad should not be merely a celebration but a return to his teachings of mercy, justice, and truthfulness. He highlighted the sufferings of the Yemeni people due to aggression, blockade, and resource targeting, affirming that faith in Allah and wise leadership would help the nation overcome these hardships.
The event was attended by various officials, including Deputy Governors of several sectors and the preacher of the Grand Mosque in Sana'a, Sheikh Hamdi Ziyad. Sheikh Ziyad emphasized the importance of commemorating the Prophet's birthday as an act of reverence and a celebration of the mercy bestowed upon humanity. He also called for solidarity with Gaza and the end of aggression against Yemen.
Further, the event highlighted the role of the Central Bank of Yemen amidst ongoing challenges, with Sheikh Ziyad noting that the bank has been under attack since its functions were transferred to Aden by the enemy. However, he expressed hope that justice and perseverance would prevail.
The commemoration included religious chants and poetry, emphasizing the significance of the occasion and urging community involvement in such events to strengthen compassion and solidarity.
