In the city of Rukbah, located in the Directorate of Mukalla, Hadhramaut Governorate, a significant event took place last Friday evening, marking the first mass wedding ceremony for 100 couples. This event was sponsored by the local authority of the governorate as part of a series of initiatives aimed at supporting efforts to unify and foster solidarity within the community.
The ceremony was attended by Saleh Aboud Al-Amiqui, the Secretary-General of the local council in the governorate. During the event, the Governor of Hadhramaut, Mabkhout Mubarak Bin Madi, highlighted the significance of mass wedding projects. He emphasized that these projects reflect the values of cohesion, mutual support, and community unity, which are fundamental principles underscored by our noble Islamic faith. The Governor stressed the profound religious, social, and national impact of these projects in strengthening relationships, enhancing bonds, and fostering a positive effect on social stability. He pointed out that these initiatives contribute to cementing images of love and communal harmony, which are essential pillars of community unity in its most comprehensive sense.
Furthermore, the Governor added that mass wedding projects represent a fruitful effort to protect the youth, alleviate their burdens, and embody the spirit of social solidarity, cooperation, and solidarity within the society. This approach is not new to Hadhramaut, which has a long history of civilization, peaceful coexistence, and social solidarity.
Members of the organizing committee for the wedding and the couples themselves noted that the first mass wedding project in the city of Rukbah serves as a model of community support and solidarity in doing good. They see it as the beginning of future charitable projects aimed at safeguarding the youth.
This initiative represents a beacon of hope and a testament to the enduring spirit of community and mutual support that characterizes Hadhramaut and its people.
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