HAJJAH September 03. 2024 (Saba) – The Cleanliness and Improvement Fund and the Customs Office in Hajjah province hosted a cultural event on Tuesday to celebrate the birthday of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
Deputy governor Mohammed al-Qadhi highlighted the importance of embodying the Prophet’s virtues in daily actions and emphasized drawing inspiration from his life.
He urged for increased benevolence and solidarity, and a renewal of commitment to the Prophet’s teachings.
Executive Director of the Cleanliness and Improvement Fund Hamza Sharaf al-Din noted that the Prophet’s birthday provides an opportunity to reaffirm loyalty to his legacy, especially amidst current challenges.
Sharaf al-Din emphasized the connection between the Yemeni support for Palestine and adherence to the Prophet's teachings.
Judge Abdulmajeed Sharaf al-Din from the Yemeni Scholars Association underscored the significance of celebrating the Prophet’s birth, contrasting it with other secular celebrations.
The event featured student performances, including Anasheed and a theatrical sketch, reflecting on the nation’s current state and the Yemeni support for Gaza.
Attendees included local officials, social figures, and representatives from the Fund and Customs Office.
Deputy governor Mohammed al-Qadhi highlighted the importance of embodying the Prophet’s virtues in daily actions and emphasized drawing inspiration from his life.
He urged for increased benevolence and solidarity, and a renewal of commitment to the Prophet’s teachings.
Executive Director of the Cleanliness and Improvement Fund Hamza Sharaf al-Din noted that the Prophet’s birthday provides an opportunity to reaffirm loyalty to his legacy, especially amidst current challenges.
Sharaf al-Din emphasized the connection between the Yemeni support for Palestine and adherence to the Prophet's teachings.
Judge Abdulmajeed Sharaf al-Din from the Yemeni Scholars Association underscored the significance of celebrating the Prophet’s birth, contrasting it with other secular celebrations.
The event featured student performances, including Anasheed and a theatrical sketch, reflecting on the nation’s current state and the Yemeni support for Gaza.
Attendees included local officials, social figures, and representatives from the Fund and Customs Office.
