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Endowment ministry calls for denouncing Houthi aggressions against worshipers

[30/04/2021 08:10]

ADEN-SABA
The Ministry of Endowment and Islamic Affairs has called all Islamic organizations led by Egyptian Azhar and the Organization for Islamic Cooperation and humanitarian organizations to denounce Houthi militia's aggressions against worshipers.

According to the ministry's release issued on Friday, the militia is banning-by weapons- worshipers of performing Taraweeh prayers of Ramadan's nights in cities and villages under their-held areas and closing centers of teaching holy Koran.

The release added that these attacks are extension to Houthi militia's terrorist attacks of bombing mosques and centers for teaching Koran, aiming at changing Yemeni people's moderate faith and targeting social co-existence.

The ministry confirmed in its release that the government- despite challenges and difficult conditions- is working on protecting the right of faith freedom and different doctrines of Yemeni people.