Tunis:A group of 176 ministers, Islamic scholars, muftis, and heads of Islamic associations from over 70 countries have strongly condemned the attacks launched by the Iran-backed Houthi militia against Saudi Arabia. These attacks have targeted the Kingdom's Two Holy Mosques and various civilian infrastructures, posing significant threats to the security and safety of these religious sites and their visitors.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the leaders expressed their full support for Saudi Arabia's measures to protect its territory and safeguard its holy sites. They described the attacks as a flagrant violation of Islamic sanctity and a disregard for human life, calling for a firm international response to hold the perpetrators accountable under international law.
The targeting of Saudi airports and vital facilities was also criticized, with warnings about the dangers these actions pose to the safety of travelers, including Umrah performers and visitors. They emphasized the Houthis' disregard for human life and Islamic principles, highlighting the urgent need for international action to ensure the protection of civilians and travelers.
The security of the Two Holy Mosques and the safety of their visitors are concerns shared by Muslims worldwide, the leaders stressed, urging global solidarity with Saudi Arabia. They praised the Kingdom's historic role in serving Islam under King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, acknowledging Saudi efforts to ensure the safe pilgrimage for Muslims.
The leaders urged the international community to take decisive measures to deter future attacks, protect civilians, and uphold regional stability. They reaffirmed their solidarity with Saudi Arabia, praying for the continued security and stability of the Kingdom and for the protection of the Two Holy Mosques against any threats.