Helping Oppressed People An Islamic Principle, Yemeni Official Stresses
Yemeni National Salvation Government’s Interior Minister Ahmad al-Ali made the remark in an interview with IQNA on the sidelines of the 38th International Islamic Unity Conference, which was held in Tehran earlier this month.
He said the Yemeni has strived to support Palestine and the people of the Gaza Strip who have been facing the Israeli regime’s atrocities and crimes on a daily basis.
Since the start of the Zionist regime’s war on the Gaza Strip in October last year, the Yemeni Armed Forces have attacked targets in the occupied Palestinian territories as well as Israeli or Israeli-bound vessels in the Red Sea in solidarity with Palestine and Gaza.
The Yemeni Armed Forces have said that they won’t stop their attacks until unrelenting Israeli ground and aerial attacks in Gaza end.
Elsewhere in his remarks, al-Ali said he was happy to partake in the Islamic Unity Conference, hoping that such events would lead to the strengthening of unity in the Muslim world.
He said the Muslim Ummah is one nation and there are no major differences among Islamic schools of thought.
Minor differences should not lead to discord and disunity in the Ummah, he underlined.
The Yemeni minister added that the Muslim world should adopt unified stances on the Islamic world’s issues, including the issue of Palestine, in order to serve the interests of the Ummah.
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He also stressed the need to introduce the Seerah of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) to the world and promote Quranic and Islamic values by acting upon them in life.
The 38th Islamic Unity Conference was held by World Forum for Proximity of Islamic Schools of Thought in the Iranian capital Tehran from September 19 to 21.
More than 200 prominent religious figures from across Iran and Islamic countries attended the three-day event to exchange views on the latest developments in the world of Islam, with the issue of Palestine remaining as the focal point of the debates.
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