Sanaa: The General Authority for the Care of Martyrs' Families honored 59 graduates, children of martyrs, from Al-Badr College of Sharia Sciences. The ceremony was part of a workshop focused on involving martyrs' families in the upcoming Ramadan cultural program for 1447 AH, aligning with the Authority's Ramadan preparation initiatives.
According to Yemen News Agency, Hussein Al-Qadi, Deputy Director of the Care Sector, praised the graduates for their accomplishments after four years of dedication and hard work. He acknowledged the support of their families and the academic staff at Al-Badr College of Sharia Sciences in facilitating their educational journey. Al-Qadi emphasized the significance of the honor, coinciding with the holy month of Ramadan, and highlighted the importance of readiness and responsibility in community service, particularly among the families of martyrs.
In his address on behalf of the graduates, Mohammed Al-Ma'mari expressed gratitude for the continuous support from the General Authority for the Care of Martyrs' Families, which motivated them to complete their education. Al-Ma'mari stated the graduates' commitment to using their knowledge to benefit society and uphold educational and faith-based values.
The graduates also extended their gratitude to the Revolution Leader, Sayyid Abdulmalik Badruddin Al-Houthi, for his dedication to martyrs' families, and appreciated the contributions of the Authority and its staff in supporting their education and development efforts.