Muhammad Al -Saadi, President of the Expatriate Association in the capital, Aden, sent a message of thanks and gratitude to all relatives, colleagues, friends and acquaintances who shared him and his family moments of sadness in the death of his late brother Abdul Qadir Abdul Haitham Al -Saadi, satisfied with God’s judgment and his ability to separate him.

Al -Saadi expressed his deep gratitude to everyone who offered condolences, whether with their personal presence in the complicated condolence councils in Qatar, Aden and Yafi, or through phone calls and messages of condolences that flocked through social media platforms, which had a significant impact in alleviating the weight of loss.

The text of the message stated: “With hearts full of gratitude, we extend our sincere thanks to everyone who stood with us in our great affliction. The moments of standing beside us were in the condolence councils in Aden or Yafeh or Qatar as a flame of hope and sympathy, which lit us the way in the darkest Times.

Also, your influential communication through phones and social media was not just words, but rather a human touch that relieved us of loss. ”

Al -Saadi added: “Every word of consolation, every visit, and every message, was evidence of the love that binds us to our society, whether inside or outside the country, that these human ties are what makes us feel that we are not alone in the face of pain, but rather we participate in it With those who love us and take care of us. ”

Al -Saadi, on behalf of his brothers and sons of his brothers at home and abroad, praised the humanitarian role they touched by relatives, friends, colleagues and expatriates, expressing his deep thanks to them for their continuous support. 

He emphasized that this support "expressed the values ​​of social solidarity that distinguishes our society, even in the most difficult circumstances, which reflects the originality of our humanity."

is merciful to his brother, whom God has passed away in the land of the Diaspora, wishing him forgiveness and mercy, and to inspire him and his family patience and solace.