Sana'a – Saba:
The Capital Sana'a on Saturday hosted a major women's cultural event organized by the Women's Committee to commemorate the Day of al-Wilayah, under the slogan: "Whoever I am his master, then this Ali is his master."
Cultural activist Bushra Badr al-Din al-Houthi welcomed attendees, stressing the importance of this anniversary as a key milestone in Islamic history, and linking the nation's weakness to its abandonment of the principle of al-Wilayah.
Cultural activist Bushra al-Muhatwari viewed the commemoration as a platform to draw lessons in sacrifice and courage from Imam Ali's life, affirming allegiance to God, His Messenger, and Imam Ali, and hostility towards their enemies.
She emphasized that the principle of guardianship elevates the nation's awareness to confront tyrants and those who normalize relations with America and Israel.
The Capital Sana'a on Saturday hosted a major women's cultural event organized by the Women's Committee to commemorate the Day of al-Wilayah, under the slogan: "Whoever I am his master, then this Ali is his master."
Cultural activist Bushra Badr al-Din al-Houthi welcomed attendees, stressing the importance of this anniversary as a key milestone in Islamic history, and linking the nation's weakness to its abandonment of the principle of al-Wilayah.
Cultural activist Bushra al-Muhatwari viewed the commemoration as a platform to draw lessons in sacrifice and courage from Imam Ali's life, affirming allegiance to God, His Messenger, and Imam Ali, and hostility towards their enemies.
She emphasized that the principle of guardianship elevates the nation's awareness to confront tyrants and those who normalize relations with America and Israel.
