Women's Organization in Hajjah holds events commemorating Al-Wilayah Day & solidarity stands with Gaza
The Women's Organization in Hajjah province organized celebratory events marking the Day of Imam Ali's (AS) Wilayah (Guardianship) and solidarity stands in support of Gaza.
During the events and stands held in the districts of Shihah, Mustaba, Kashr, Al-Shahal, Aflah Al-Yemen, Aflah Al-Sham, and Kuhlan Ash-Sharaf, participants chanted slogans of loyalty to Allah, His Messenger (PBUH), and Imam Ali (AS), while disavowing the enemies of Islam.
Speeches by participants emphasized that Wilayah is an extension of the Muhammadan message—a mobilizing, educational, and faith-driven milestone to emulate Imam Ali (AS), draw lessons from his life, virtues, and his role in defending Islam. They linked Yemen's suffering from aggression to its unwavering allegiance to Ahl al-Bayt (AS) and support for the oppressed.
The speeches stressed the importance of adhering to divine directives and sincere loyalty to the Prophet (PBUH) and Imam Ali (AS), noting that the Muslim Ummah's current humiliation stems from following the enemies of Islam—Jews and Christians—and abandoning the Muhammadan path.
Participants reaffirmed absolute commitment to the Palestinian cause as the central issue of the Islamic Ummah, which cannot be compromised. They condemned the Zionist enemy's brutal crimes against civilians in Gaza, emphasizing that these atrocities will not fade with time.
A statement issued during the events declared that the principle of Wilayah is the cornerstone preserving the Ummah's dignity, independence, and unity. Abandoning it, the statement warned, leads to subjugation and violation by enemies.
It highlighted the urgent need to understand Wilayah through the Quran and the Prophet's (PBUH) guidance, especially in an era of rampant corruption and deception. The statement clarified that the Declaration of Ghadeer is not merely a historical event but a divine proclamation vital to the Ummah's revival and adherence to Islam.
The statement strongly condemned the Zionist aggression against the Islamic Republic of Iran, which martyred several leaders, scholars, and Mujahideen, exposing the American-backed Zionist hatred toward free voices and noble stances in the Ummah.
It affirmed that the Palestinian cause remains inseparable from the Ummah's struggles and vowed unwavering support, including continued humanitarian duty toward Palestinian women and children. The statement called on Arab and Muslim nations to fulfill their responsibilities against the genocide in Gaza, foremost by sustaining economic boycotts.
Lastly, the statement renewed allegiance to the revolution leader , Sayyed Abdulmalik Badreddin Al-Houthi, declaring readiness to sacrifice everything for Al-Aqsa Mosque's liberation, regardless of consequences.
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