Sanaa: The General Mobilization in Ma'in District, Capital Secretariat, convened expanded meetings across the district's neighborhoods to declare a general mobilization aimed at liberating the country and breaking the siege, recognizing the significant participation of district residents in commemorating the anniversary of the Prophet Muhammad's birth, known as Mawlid al-Nabawi.
According to Yemen News Agency, during these community gatherings, Sami Sharaf al-Din, the Assistant Deputy Secretary of the Capital for Administrative Units, commended the efforts and active involvement of Ma'in District residents. He highlighted their crucial role in organizing and ensuring the success of Mawlid al-Nabawi events and activities, as well as their notable presence at the grand Muhammadan celebration.
Sharaf al-Din emphasized that the Yemeni people's vibrant commemoration of the Prophet's birth is a reaffirmation of their covenant and loyalty to the Prophet Muhammad and a commitment to his teachings. He contrasted this with other nations and peoples who, he claimed, align with forces opposed to Islam, specifically naming America and Israel.
He urged the residents of Ma'in District to persist in enrolling in training and qualification courses, participate in mobilization efforts, and reinforce the fronts supporting the Armed Forces in their quest to liberate the country. This includes efforts to break the siege, restore the rights and wealth of the Yemeni people, and repel aggression and occupation.
Meeting participants declared their readiness to confront the Saudi enemy and its allies, vowing to break the siege, reclaim rights, and rid all Yemeni territories of occupiers. They reiterated their unwavering support for the Revolution Leader, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, and called on the Armed Forces and Security Forces to take decisive action against any threats to the nation and its people.
The meetings saw participation from executive, mobilization, and cultural leaders, along with sheikhs, social figures, and tribal leaders.