Dahyan: A cultural event was organized on Sunday in Dahyan city, Majz district, Sa'ada governorate, marking the annual anniversary of the 'Al-Sarkah against the arrogant.' During the event, which was attended by a number of scholars, mobilization leaders, and social figures, scholar Abdullah Majli stated that the 'Qur'an martyr' Sayyid Hussein Badr al-Din al-Houthi moved during a sensitive and critical phase in which Islam was being targeted in its very heart, and the Islamic religion, its values, and principles-along with the land-were under attack by global powers of arrogance led by the United States, under the pretext of so-called 'counterterrorism.'
According to Yemen News Agency, he pointed out that the martyr of the Qur'an launched the slogan of the 'Scream' as a practical stance to confront U.S. domination policies that targeted the peoples of the nation at a time when most remained silent. He added that the slogan of the 'Al-Sarkah against the arrogant' represents a declaration of disavowal from the enemies of Al-Sarkah, and a position of truth in confronting projects of arrogance, as well as American and Zionist domination.
Majli affirmed that the slogan achieved many objectives, most notably breaking the barrier of silence and fear in confronting global powers of arrogance, raising generations on hostility toward the enemies of the nation and recognizing them as adversaries, as well as exposing hypocrites and those normalizing relations with the enemy. He further explained that current realities and events have demonstrated the importance and significance of the movement initiated by the 'Qur'an martyr' from the very first day of launching the slogan, which-according to him-has now become 'hypersonic missiles and drones reaching deep into enemy territory.'
The scholar Majli called on other Muslim peoples to follow the example of the Yemeni people, to raise their voices in confronting the enemies of Al-Sarkah, to boycott American and Israeli goods as an effective and influential form of resistance. The event concluded with poetry recitations and expressive chants.