Dhalea: The General Directorate for Women's Development and the National Women's Committee in Dhalea Governorate organized a cultural symposium today entitled "Muhammad, the Messenger of Allah, and those who believe with him are firm against the disbelievers, merciful among themselves."
According to Yemen News Agency, the first session featured Salwa Al-Saqqaf, head of the National Committee in the governorate, who reviewed the reality of pre-Islamic society, which was marked by ignorance, misguidance, polytheism, false beliefs, crime, and social disintegration. Al-Saqqaf also highlighted the crimes and violations committed by the global Zionist lobby, represented by America and Israel, against Arab and Islamic peoples, focusing on the suffering of the Palestinian people. She noted that global Zionism aims to spread vice and moral corruption within societies.
In the second session, Shadia Al-Ruqaimi, director of the Asma Girls' Complex in the governorate, discussed the noble life of the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him and his family). She highlighted his character, sublime morals, and the message with which Allah sent him as a mercy to all mankind. Al-Ruqaimi emphasized the transformation brought about by Islam and the Prophet of Mercy and Guidance in the Muslim community. She stressed the importance of raising children on values, principles, and ethics derived from Islamic teachings and encouraged participants to engage in commemorating the Prophet's birthday as a spiritual occasion that strengthens Islamic values and faith-based identity.
Nasra Al-Halqabi, director of the Khawla Girls' Complex, was also present at the seminar.