Kuwait's Campaign to Support Palestine
The Kuwait Relief Society, along with several charitable societies in Kuwait, has started a popular campaign called "Fazaa for Palestine" to collect donations for the Palestinian people. The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Kuwait Relief Society, Ibrahim Al-Saleh, emphasized that Kuwait believes in the principles of Islamic and Arab brotherhood. Whenever anyone faces distress, tragedy, or injustice, Kuwait is always there to help. The country has been a leader in supporting the Palestinian people against the brutal attacks by the Zionist entity, which shows no regard for civilians, including children, women, and the elderly.
Kuwaiti Ministry of Endowments Calls for Prayers for Palestine
The Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs in Kuwait has urged imams and preachers in mosques to pray for the Palestinian people. This call comes in response to the escalating situation in the Gaza Strip and the occupied Palestinian territories. Kuwait wants to show its support and solidarity with the Palestinians during these difficult times.
Social Reform Society Stands with Palestine
The Social Reform Society has released a statement expressing its unwavering support for the Palestinian people and their just cause. They believe it is their duty to help fellow believers, as stated in the Quran. The society condemns the ongoing Zionist aggression against Islamic holy sites, such as Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa Mosque. They emphasize the importance of defending these sacred places and protecting innocent Palestinians from harm. The battle for Palestine is not just their fight but also the battle of the entire Arab and Islamic nation. Victory must be achieved through all available means and support.
Kuwaiti "Islamic Constitutional Movement" Applauds Palestinian Resistance
The Islamic Constitutional Movement has praised the heroic actions of the Palestinian resistance in the Gaza Strip. They believe that this operation has brought joy to millions of Muslims, Arabs, and freedom-loving people worldwide who stand against tyranny and Zionist aggression. The movement highlights the recent attacks on Al-Aqsa Mosque and the grave violations against Palestinians in Jerusalem and the West Bank. They criticize the international community for remaining silent and in denial of these injustices.
Kuwaiti parliamentarians: The Battle of Al-Aqsa Flood revives in the nation the spirit of pride
Some representatives of the Kuwaiti parliament have responded to the Al-Aqsa Flood operation, and they believe that it is an operation that brings back the spirit of pride and dignity to our nation. Muhammad Al-Mutair, the Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly, said, "The #Al-Aqsa Flood is an operation that revives in the nation the spirit of pride and dignity and dissatisfaction with humiliation and indignity." It is clear that our nation is going through tough times, but we are not giving up. Even though injustice and aggression exist, truth and justice will always have a strong and widespread influence.
A Palestinian teacher in Kuwait whose entire family was martyred in the Zionist aggression on Gaza
In Kuwait, a Palestinian teacher received devastating news about the martyrdom of her entire family in the Zionist aggression on the Gaza Strip. Areej Qanen, a teacher at Al-Tahira Bint Al-Harith Secondary School, shared on her Facebook page that her parents and five children, aged between 3 and 12 years old, were among the victims.
Despite this tragedy, Areej remains strong in her faith. She said, "Praise be to God before and after. To God is what He gives and to God is what He takes, and everything has a measure with Him. Oh God, I entrust my family to you, so accept them in the highest heavens. We consider them to be among the martyrs before God, and we do not praise anyone before God."
Areej also expressed her love and admiration for her family members. She described her father, Professor Muhammad Issa Muhammad Qanan (Abu Issa), as the crown of her head and her honor. Her mother, Professor Zahidah Mahmoud Darwish Qanan (Umm Issa), was the pulse of her life and her companion on her path. She mourned the loss of her sister, Wissal Muhammad Issa Qanan, and her brother, engineer Mahmoud Muhammad Issa Qanan (Abu Jihad), along with his wife Khitam Abu Odeh and their five children.
Areej expressed her gratitude to the government and people of Kuwait for their support and solidarity with the Palestinian cause. She also thanked her school, the Kuwaiti Ministry of Education, and the Palestinian Embassy in Kuwait for their assistance during this difficult time.
Kuwaiti charitable work in a week
"Namaa Charity" launches a university student sponsorship project
The Social Reform Society's Namaa Charity has announced the launch of the "Care of Student Care" project in cooperation with the General Secretariat of Endowments. This project aims to support students and scholars inside and outside Kuwait by providing financial assistance. Since its inception, the project has already benefited 1,666 male and female students. The goal is to provide appropriate care for all Kuwaiti students and residents who need support, especially those studying at universities accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education. The project aims to help needy students cover their educational expenses and support those who excel academically.
"Al-Rasikhoon" Association launches the third batch of the Al-Rasikhat project
The Al-Rasikhoon Association has announced the launch of the third batch of the "Rasikhat" project. This project aims to educate girls in Kuwait about Sharia sciences. The program includes various scientific programs and activities to prepare female students to become knowledgeable in the Holy Qur'an, the Sunnah of the Prophet, and their related sciences. The goal is to equip them with the ability to interpret and analyze rulings and fatwas.
Al-Nouri Charity opens the Sabah Al-Ahmad Medical Complex in Tanzania
The Sheikh Abdullah Al-Nouri Charitable Society has opened the "Prince of Humanity Medical Complex" in the Republic of Tanzania. This complex is named after Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, may God have mercy on him. The opening ceremony was attended by Eng. Jamal Abdel Khaleq Al-Nouri, the Chairman of the Board of Directors, Tanzanian Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa, and other esteemed public figures.
