Sana'a: Events and evenings were held in Inner Haima District, Sana'a Governorate, to celebrate the anniversary of the Prophet Muhammad's birth. According to Yemen News Agency, these gatherings were organized for the education and public mobilization sectors in the districts of Al-Jadaan, Bani Mahlahal, Al-Hadab, Bani Yusuf, and Bani Al-Hudhaifi, featuring speeches, cultural performances, poetry, songs, and folk traditions. The celebrations reflected the joy of the occasion and the deep connection to the Prophet Muhammad.
During an event in the education and public mobilization sector, Engineer Muhammad Al-Nizari, the Director of Community Initiatives for the governorate, reviewed key moments in the life of the Prophet Muhammad. He discussed the stages of the Islamic call, highlighting the challenges faced and the resilience shown until the mission was accomplished. Al-Nizari drew parallels between past and present challenges faced by the Muslim world, including conflicts between sincerity and hypocrisy.
Mohammed Al-Sayaghi, speaking on behalf of the education sector, emphasized the importance of commemorating the occasion to strengthen the connection with the Prophet. He spoke about emulating the Prophet's morals, adhering to his teachings, and establishing the duty of jihad. Cultural activist Mohammed Ghazi highlighted the lessons offered by the events, emphasizing the need to spread values of compassion and cooperation.
The event was attended by several officials, including Mukhtar Al-Sayaghi, Ahmed Al-Lawzi, Amin Al-Qalam, and Lieutenant Colonel Bandar Hatrash Ghazi. The General Mobilization Department in Al-Jadaan district organized another event that reviewed the Prophet's life and the Islamic call. It stressed the importance of unity and rejecting division, in line with the teachings of the Quran and the Prophet.
In Bani Mahlal district, a student event and cultural evening were organized, attended by officials like Muhammad Al-Hadrami and Muhammad Dhab'an. Abdul Karim Al-Khabat, Director of the Quranic Education Department, emphasized that commemorating the Prophet's birthday reflects loyalty and love and exposes hypocrites. He pointed out the richness of the events that offer lessons from the Quran and the Prophet's biography.
In Al-Hadab district, student events and cultural evenings were held, highlighting the celebration's role in reinforcing noble values and renewing the connection between Yemenis and the Prophet. In the Bani Yusuf district, events were organized by the Education Sector, General Mobilization Unit, and Development Association, attended by officials such as Lieutenant Colonel Muhammad al-Qawani and Yahya al-Jarmi.
Speeches during these events highlighted the significance of the occasion in reviving the Prophet's example in practical life. Al-Nasr School in Bani al-Hudhaifi district also organized a student event addressing the importance of the occasion. The events condemned insults to the Holy Quran by the American Zionist lobby, viewing these actions as indicative of their fear of the truths in Allah's Book.