18.02.2012
Jumma sermons at mosques here called for an end to the
bloodbath in Syria ,
where innocent people are being killed mercilessly.
Imams at Jumma mosques in the capital described the current
situation in Syria
as serious, which would affect the Muslim Ummah in general and Syrian Muslims
in particular.
Imam Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al-Omar at the Al-Hajiri Jumma
Mosque in Malaz invoked the blessings of Allah to restore peace to this country
and punish all those who were responsible for the massacre.
The Council of Ministers, chaired by Custodian of the Two
Holy Mosques King Abdullah, called Monday for drastic measures to end the
bloodbath in Syria and welcomed
Tunisia ’s plan to host a
conference of Syria ’s
friends on Feb. 24.
On Thursday, the United Nations General Assembly passed by
an overwhelming margin a nonbinding resolution endorsing the Arab League plan
for Syrian President Bashar Assad to step down. The vote was 137 in favor and
12 against, with 17 abstentions.
"Today, the UN General Assembly sent a clear message to
the people of Syria :
the world is with you," said US Ambassador Susan E. Rice in a statement.
"Bashar Assad has never been more isolated. A rapid transition to
democracy in Syria
has garnered the resounding support of the international community. Change must
now come."
On Friday, Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council
(GCC) Abdullatif Al-Zayyani lauded the passing of the Arab League-sponsored
draft resolution on Syria .
Calling the move historic, Al-Zayyani pointed out that passing of the
resolution with a thumping majority, is tantamount to world rejection of
flagrant violations against the fraternal Syrian people.
“ Voting of 137 UN member countries to pass the draft
resolution is a real boost to devout endeavor exerted by AL
to stop the bloodbath in Syria
and to realize the legitimate Syrian people's aspirations and anticipations,”
he concluded.

No comments:
Post a Comment