Sana'a - Saba:
Several government and private schools in the capital Sana'a celebrated the anniversary of the birth of Fatima al-Zahra, peace be upon her, on Tuesday marking International Muslim Women's Day.
The cultural events featured speeches and activities emphasizing the importance of learning from al-Zahra's life, highlighting her faith, patience, and dedication to Allah.
The events called on mothers and students to emulate al-Zahra's virtues and address the challenges posed by soft warfare, which attempts to influence young minds and obscure Islamic values.
They stressed the need for awareness and protection against harmful ideologies, promoting the nurturing of faith-based values in society.
Several government and private schools in the capital Sana'a celebrated the anniversary of the birth of Fatima al-Zahra, peace be upon her, on Tuesday marking International Muslim Women's Day.
The cultural events featured speeches and activities emphasizing the importance of learning from al-Zahra's life, highlighting her faith, patience, and dedication to Allah.
The events called on mothers and students to emulate al-Zahra's virtues and address the challenges posed by soft warfare, which attempts to influence young minds and obscure Islamic values.
They stressed the need for awareness and protection against harmful ideologies, promoting the nurturing of faith-based values in society.
