Sana'a:The General Mobilization authority in the capital launched events and activities marking the "Anniversary of the Martyr" (1448 AH) as part of efforts to honor those who have sacrificed their lives defending the homeland.
According to Yemen News Agency, Deputy Speaker of the Shura Council, Daifallah Rassam, emphasized the importance of honoring the martyrs, who are seen as exemplars of faith and sacrifice. He stated that their martyrdom is rewarded by Allah and noted their crucial role in achieving victory throughout history.
Rassam also highlighted that Yemen's tribes remain fully mobilized to confront the Saudi-led aggression and blockade, supporting the armed forces with the strategy of matching escalation with escalation until the aggression ends and foreign influence is removed. He underlined the collective responsibility to support the front lines with funds and personnel.
Dr. Fuad Naji, Deputy Chairman of the General Authority for Endowments and Guidance, described the martyrs as men of honor who have entered a divine transaction with Allah, resulting in a profitable outcome. He noted that commemorating this occasion serves as a reminder of their sacrifices, providing lessons in dignity and loyalty.
The First Deputy Mayor of the Capital, Khalid Al-Madani, reiterated the achievements of the armed forces in the struggle for liberation and national sovereignty. He called for continued support and mobilization to bolster the front lines and ensure the end of aggression and blockade.
Allamah Taha Al-Hadhri, Secretary-General of the Association of Scholars of Yemen, highlighted the role of Martyr's Day in promoting honor and independence while identifying the true enemies as the Jews, Christians, and their allies. He emphasized the importance of understanding the sacrifices made by the martyrs for the nation's freedom.
Dr. Qais Al-Tal, head of the Guidance Sector at the Capital Municipality, outlined the guidelines for the annual commemoration, stressing the need to care for martyrs' families and draw inspiration from their values and principles. The event was attended by scholars, officials, and district directors.
