Al-bayda: Rabat Al-Haddar for Islamic Studies in Al-Bayda honored 50 male and female Quran memorizers from the graduates of its model study circles. During the ceremony, Al-Bayda Governor Abdullah Idris emphasized the importance of Quran memorization schools and other educational institutions in protecting students from misleading cultures and destructive ideas, while imparting authentic religious and scientific knowledge, foremost of which is the Holy Quran.
According to Yemen News Agency, Governor Idris praised the efforts of Rabat Al-Haddar in providing enlightening, diligent initiatives across the governorate through the mosque's mission, promoting brotherhood and tolerance. He congratulated the memorizers for safeguarding the Holy Quran and the knowledge they have acquired, enabling them to face challenges, serve the nation, and society.
Meanwhile, the governorate's Mufti, Sheikh Hussein Al-Haddar, affirmed the greatness and high status of the Quran, highlighting the importance of adhering to it and strengthening one's connection with it. He emphasized the role of memorizers in confronting the war waged by the enemies of the nation through the mosque's message. He expressed regret over the silence of the Muslim Ummah in response to repeated American insults against the Quran, noting that this stems from neglecting the Quran and failing to uphold its values, principles, and ethics.
Sheikh Al-Haddar stressed the importance of returning to the Quran, reflecting upon it, and reciting it as a means of responding to attacks on the greatest of sacred texts. He pointed out that distancing oneself from the Quran is distancing oneself from its Revealer, and that honoring the Quran is, in fact, honoring Him who revealed it. He also praised the Yemeni people's support for the oppressed in Gaza, Iran, Lebanon, and Iraq, describing it as a fruit of their connection to the Quran, which provides vision, guidance, solutions in confronting enemies and achieving victory over oppressors.
The Mufti concluded by stating that the Quran serves as the safeguard of the Ummah and the foundation for societal progress. He described the graduation of this cohort as a result of the Quranic project in cultivating a generation armed with knowledge, and as a message to all the enemies of the Ummah that the Palestinian cause will remain the foremost and central issue of the nation.