Faculty of Arts & Humanities, in collaboration with the University Student Forum at Sana’a University, Organized an Event to Commemorate Rajab Friday.
Faculty of Arts & Humanities, in collaboration with the University Student Forum at Sana’a University, Organized an Event to Commemorate Rajab Friday.
Faculty of Arts & Humanities, in collaboration with the University Student Forum at Sana’a University, organized an event to commemorate Rajab Friday. During this event, Sheikh Khaled Musa emphasized that the observance of the first Friday of Rajab is a significant day recognized by God, during which He honored notable individuals by bestowing upon them a medal of great distinction. He noted that the noble Prophet referred to the people of Yemen as possessing the most compassionate and gentle hearts, asserting that faith and wisdom are inherent to Yemeni identity.
Sheikh Musa further articulated that Rajab Friday serves as a profound occasion that embodies the values of truth, sacrifice, and generosity. He described it as a medal conferred by the Messenger of God upon the people of Yemen, highlighting that this academic institution symbolizes a connection rooted in faith, education, and moral integrity. He underscored the importance of reinforcing and celebrating the Yemeni faith identity within this context.
Additionally, Sheikh Musa remarked that the honor bestowed by the noble Prophet upon this esteemed community is a recognition of their enduring role in upholding the banner of Islam since the inception of the Muhammadan Dawa’a to the present day. He referenced the divine promise that God would bring forth a people whom He loves and who reciprocate that love, characterized by humility towards believers and strength against non-believers—qualities that have been evident in their faith-based actions.
The event also featured various speeches and presentations that collectively underscored the sanctity of Rajab Friday for Yemenis and highlighted the significance of commemorating this occasion as an educational and awareness-raising initiative. This initiative aims to instill in all Yemenis a commitment to their faith identity, principles, and moral values in defense of Islam, Islamic sanctities, and pressing national issues. The anniversary of Rajab Friday was regarded as a pivotal moment in Yemen’s history—a testament to a faith journey rich with accomplishments that reflects the authentic faith identity and the collective memory of the Yemeni people’s embrace of Islam.
In conclusion, the event, attended by faculty members and a group of students, featured expressive performances celebrating Rajab Friday. The proceedings culminated in the recognition of scientific committees and members of the University Student Forum, who were awarded certificates of appreciation for their contributions.
