In a recent address at the 11th International Conference of the General Secretariat of Fatwas in the World, held in Cairo, Yemen’s Minister of Awqaf and Guidance, Sheikh Turki Al-Wad’i, highlighted the alarming transformation of youth awareness in Houthi-controlled areas. He described this shift as a move from educational danger to a misguided ideological mobilization that threatens both families and communities.
Minister Al-Wad’i detailed the crimes committed by the Houthi militia against Yemeni society. He emphasized their exploitation of education and summer centers to instill violent and hateful ideologies in children. The Houthis have altered curricula to serve their objectives, while also recruiting children for roles in conflict and violence.
The minister pointed out that the repercussions of this manipulation extend beyond children. Many parents find themselves powerless against the Houthis’ attempts to sever their children’s ties to family values. This reprogramming of youth loyalty towards the militia fosters a culture of conflict and violence.
Al-Wad’i stressed that this experience offers a lesson that transcends Yemen’s borders. He warned that tampering with a child’s awareness poses a threat not only to families but also to social peace and national security. The consequences could ripple out, affecting regional stability.
The minister asserted that safeguarding families is crucial for protecting individuals and maintaining societal cohesion. A strong family unit directly correlates with a healthy community. Conversely, family disintegration and value system disturbances can lead to widespread social issues.
Al-Wad’i emphasized the need to strengthen families and enhance their capacity to fulfill their roles, especially amid significant global changes. He urged society to prioritize awareness-building from early childhood to prevent children from falling prey to extremist ideologies that threaten community stability.
In today’s highly interconnected world, the minister noted the increasing importance of family roles. Digital platforms and modern communication tools present both opportunities and challenges. Families must rediscover their educational roles and remain vigilant to prevent unknown influences from shaping their children’s values.
The two-day conference, organized by the Egyptian Dar Al-Iftaa, gathers scholars, clerics, ministers, researchers, and specialists from around 80 countries. Participants will discuss the challenges families face amid rapid social, intellectual, cultural, economic, and technological transformations. They will also explore ways to provide relevant fatwas and scientific approaches that promote values of compassion, responsibility, and family stability.
This conference aims to protect family identity and cohesion in the face of significant global changes, ensuring a secure future for communities worldwide.
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