YSA mourns scholar Ahmed al-Dhamari
The Yemeni Scholars Association on Tuesday announced the passing of scholar Ahmed Mohammed al-Saghir al-Dhamari in Dhamar province at age 97.
The YSA highlighted his profound knowledge, piety, and steadfast adherence to the authentic faith identity linked to Ahl al-Bayt, as well as his explicit rejection of the foreign Wahhabi invasion.
It extended condolences, praying for mercy and solace.
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