Hodeida:The Faculty of Physical Education and Sports and the Continuing Education Center at Hodeida University, in partnership with the Student Forum, organized a cultural and awareness symposium titled "The Culture of Jihad and Martyrdom A Shield for the Nation Against Enemy Conspiracies" on Wednesday. This event is part of the university's activities commemorating the Annual Martyr's Day for the Hijri year 1448.
According to Yemen News Agency, Sheikh Ali Addabi, Vice Rector of Dar Al-Uloom Al-Shar'iah University, spoke at the event, discussing the religious principles of martyrdom. He drew historical parallels from early Islamic figures to modern figures in Yemen and the Axis of Resistance, including former Rector Saleh Al-Sammad, known as the "Martyr of the Quran," and Muhammad Al-Ghammari. Addabi also praised the heritage of the Yemeni people in defending sovereignty and resisting foreign interference.
Muhammad Balghaith of the Yemeni Scholars Association addressed the audience, emphasizing the spiritual significance of martyrs and urging attendees to embody their values of selflessness and sacrifice. He also highlighted developments in Palestine, condemning military aggression in Gaza and calling for continued solidarity with Palestinian resistance efforts.
Dr. Abdullah Al-Qalisi, Dean of University Libraries, noted that the stability and national achievements in Yemen are a direct result of the sacrifices made by fallen fighters. He encouraged the academic community to enhance civic and religious awareness to protect the nation’s sovereignty and sacred sites.
The symposium saw attendance from leadership across various academic disciplines, including University Vice Rectors Dr. Muhammad Balghaith, Dr. Ezzeddin Moad, and Dr. Abdulmo'men Al-Montaser, as well as faculty deans, administrators, and students.
