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Martyrs Honored with Solemn Funerals Across Amran Districts

Amran:The bodies of several martyrs who lost their lives defending their homeland were laid to rest in various districts of Amran Governorate.

According to Yemen News Agency, the funerals were held with official and popular participation, honoring the sacrifices made by these individuals. In Qaflat Adhr District, the martyrs Amin Ali Ali Qahbash, Majed Muhammad Muhammad Rafiq, Muhammad Nafe' Nafe' Al-Saqim, and Abdulwahab Ali Maqteeb were buried in the martyrs' garden in Al-Mashhad area. Meanwhile, Suwayr District saw the burial of martyrs Qais Yahya Ali Qazan, Amin Muhammad Ali Qazan, Wael Ahmed Qazan, Saleh Yahya Qazan, Majd al-Din Yahya Qazan, Bashar Ali Qazan, Abdulkarim Saleh Qazan, and Abdullah Nasser Qazan in the district's martyrs' garden.

In Amran city, Abdulmajid Majed Muhammad Ali Al-Warafi's body was interred after a funeral prayer at the Grand Mosque, followed by burial in the martyrs' garden in Beit Al-Faqih. Ali Saleh Ahmed Muhammad Al-Zaqari from Habur Zulaimah District was given a solemn procession before his burial in the martyrs' garden in Khamr District. Shawabah area in Dhibin District conducted burials for Saleh Ahmed Nasser Al-Iraqi, Bassam Saleh Ahmed Nasser Al-Iraqi, Aydah Saleh Hadi Ghaleb Shan, Adnan Ali Taher Ali Zini, and Muhammad Ahsan Naji Shibah in their local martyrs' garden.

Thula District also held a funeral for Abdulrahman Ali Al-Zuhairi, who was laid to rest in the martyrs' garden. Attendees expressed their profound appreciation for the martyrs' sacrifices and their commitment to the homeland. They pledged to honor the memory of the martyrs by upholding their values of sacrifice and redemption, caring for their families, and ensuring their deeds are remembered.

Family members of the martyrs shared their pride in the contributions of their loved ones to the nation's defense and vowed to continue supporting national causes and the Palestinian people. The funerals were attended by military, security, local, educational leaders, social figures, and large groups of citizens, reflecting the community's respect and admiration for the martyrs.