Shabwa: The Security Administration of Shabwa Governorate organized a speech event today celebrating the anniversary of the noble Prophet's birth (may the best prayers and complete peace be upon him and his family) for the year 1448 AH.
According to Yemen News Agency, during the event, the Deputy Director of the Governorate's Security, Colonel Khalid Dabash, reviewed stations from the biography of the Chosen One and his jihad. He explained that the celebration embodies adherence to the Muhammadan approach and serves as a practical response to attempts to insult Islamic sanctities and the Holy Quran.
Colonel Dabash praised the security arrangements that accompanied the preparations for this occasion, celebrated across all governorates, villages, and cities of the republic. He emphasized the Yemeni people's connection to the Greatest Messenger (peace be upon him and his family) and stressed the need to elevate jihadist and security performance, improve institutional work, and carry out tasks entrusted to security personnel with honesty and sincerity.
He also noted that the free people of Shabwa, along with security leaders, sheikhs, dignitaries, and notables, are preparing to participate in the central Mawlid al-Nabawi event for this year in the capital Sana'a. This participation is intended to honor the greatness of the occasion and the status of the noble Prophet.
For his part, the Director of Al-Summa'ah District, Abdullah Al-Tharai, highlighted the importance of commemorating this religious occasion to draw lessons from the biography of the Greatest Messenger in cohesion and steadfastness. He called for continued mobilization and preparation for active participation in the central event.
Meanwhile, the Director of Moral Guidance at the Governorate's Security, Lieutenant Colonel Abdulrahman Dahabah, addressed the values of justice and mercy established by the noblest Prophet. He affirmed that the Yemeni people continue to support the nation's causes, with the Palestinian cause being foremost among them.
The event was attended by security directors of Shabwa's districts, department heads of the Governorate's Security Administration, security leaders, and social figures. It featured a poem by the poet Abdulkarim Al-Jumaili and expressive chanting segments reflecting the occasion's significance and its place in the hearts of Yemenis.
