Yemeni scholar condemns Houthi actions against mosques and Quran
Yemeni scholar Mohammed Al-Faqih has denounced Houthi practices that have harmed mosques and violated the sanctity of the Quran, calling them contrary to Islamic principles.
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AIYemeni scholar Mohammed Al-Faqih has condemned Houthi practices that have harmed places of worship.
Speaking in an interview with Al Ekhbariya TV, Al-Faqih said these actions have damaged mosques, violated the sanctity of the Quran, contradicted the foundations of Islamic law, and destroyed both public and private interests.
He added that the Houthis have undermined public and private interests, attacked the Quran, targeted the Grand Mosque in Mecca, killed Muslims, and sought to impose corrupt beliefs, including insulting the Prophet Muhammad’s companions.
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