Women's Sector in Sana'a launches Ashura activities & events
Sana'a - Saba:
The Women's Sector in Sana'a organized on Sunday an expanded women's meeting to launch the activities of Ashura (the martyrdom of Imam Hussein, peace be upon him) for the year 1447 A.H., in all districts and neighborhoods under the slogan "Heehat minna al-Dhulhah."
At the launch, the General Mobilization Officer Ibtisam Al-Mahtouri stressed the importance of commemorating this anniversary, to inspire lessons from the courage and generosity of Imam Hussein, peace be upon him, and to follow his approach and sacrifice in real and responsible action to confront the tyrants of the age.
She touched on the injustice practiced by the Zionist entity and the US, Britain and Western countries against the Palestinian people, which requires the nation to stand firmly against this injustice and support the Palestinian people by all available means.
For her part, Hanan Al-Azzi, head of the cultural unit, reviewed the guidelines for commemorating this painful anniversary for the Islamic nation.
She explained that the results and consequences of the nation's neglect of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him) were disastrous, and that the nation still lacks the Hussaini stance to take revenge against injustice and tyranny, and that everyone must adopt this courageous stance.
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