Grand illuminated car parade in Sana’a celebrates Prophet’s birthday
TThe capital Sana’a witnessed a grand illuminated car parade this evening, with vehicles decorated with green lights, celebrating the anniversary of the Prophet Muhammad’s birth.
The streets of the capital turned into a dazzling display of lights as the procession set off from Al-Sabeen Square. The cars were adorned with flags and illuminated religious messages, complementing the decorations covering buildings, facilities and main streets for the occasion.
The parade passed through several streets of the capital amid widespread public participation, with residents lining the roads to watch the festive spectacle. Religious chants and praises of the Prophet added a distinctive spiritual atmosphere.
Reflecting the deep affection and devotion to Prophet Muhammad, the parade showcased expressions of joy and pride ahead of the major celebrations scheduled for the 12th of Rabi’ al-Awwal.
The event was part of a series of activities held across the capital in preparation for the Prophet’s Birthday celebrations, reflecting widespread popular and official participation in the religious occasion.he capital Sana’a witnessed a grand illuminated car parade this evening, with vehicles decorated with green lights, celebrating the anniversary of the Prophet Muhammad’s birth.
The streets of the capital turned into a dazzling display of lights as the procession set off from Al-Sabeen Square. The cars were adorned with flags and illuminated religious messages, complementing the decorations covering buildings, facilities and main streets for the occasion.
The parade passed through several streets of the capital amid widespread public participation, with residents lining the roads to watch the festive spectacle. Religious chants and praises of the Prophet added a distinctive spiritual atmosphere.
Reflecting the deep affection and devotion to Prophet Muhammad, the parade showcased expressions of joy and pride ahead of the major celebrations scheduled for the 12th of Rabi’ al-Awwal.
The event was part of a series of activities held across the capital in preparation for the Prophet’s Birthday celebrations, reflecting widespread popular and official participation in the religious occasion.