Prophet's Mosque Imam Denounces Terrorist Houthi Militia Threats to Holy Cities in Friday Sermon

In today's Friday sermon at the Prophet's Mosque, Imam Sheikh Abdulmohsen Al-Qasim stated that the natural disparities among people in intellect, livelihood, and worldly status stem from divine wisdom and mercy, establishing mutual interdependence, societal stability, and varied avenues of worship.

 Sheikh Al-Qasim clarified that the abundance or scarcity of worldly provision serves as a spiritual trial rather than a measure of divine favor or displeasure. He underscored that true distinction lies strictly in piety and righteous conduct, noting that a believer's life alternates between enduring adversity with patience and meeting blessings with gratitude.

 Addressing the inviolability of the Two Holy Mosques, Sheikh Al-Qasim reaffirmed the profound religious sanctity of Makkah and Madinah. He strongly condemned the criminal attacks by the terrorist Houthi militia targeting the security of the holy cities and terrorizing peaceful residents, recalling the Prophet's severe warning against anyone who unjustly intimidates the people of Madinah.