News - Yemen: The Yemen Scholars’ Association strongly condemned the recent American crime against the Qur’an, describing it as a blatant attack on Muslim sacred values and a deliberate insult to the feelings of the Islamic nation. The statement emphasized that the hidden intentions behind this act are even graver and more dangerous.

The association stated that the crime reflects deep-seated hatred and open hostility toward all that represents the dignity and honor of the Muslim nation. It pointed out that the Zionist enemy targets the Qur’an because it recognizes it as a source of strength, unity, and revival for the Muslim Ummah.

Yemen Scholars’ Association called on all Muslims to denounce and reject this crime and to foster widespread popular awareness and indignation toward US policies hostile to Islam. It held complicit the regimes and groups aligned with the US across the Arab and Islamic worlds for remaining silent or collaborating.

The statement urged religious scholars, preachers, and intellectuals to fulfill their moral and religious duty by educating the public, rallying the Ummah around the Qur’an, and strengthening awareness of the ongoing struggle against the enemies of Islam and their aggressive schemes.

The Association stressed that this crime and similar acts further confirm the righteousness of the position of free Muslims who confront the US and the Zionist enemy, defending religion and sacred sites. Silence or inaction in the face of such violations is considered unacceptable complicity.

In conclusion, the Yemen Scholars’ Association declared that the attack on the Qur’an is a decisive indictment of those who remain passive or justify the actions of the American and Zionist enemies. Upholding and defending the Qur’an, the statement asserted, is a collective responsibility that allows no neutrality or retreat.

Recent Qur’an desecrations by US figures have escalated tensions with the Muslim world and the Zionist enemy. Religious leaders warn these acts are deliberate provocations aimed at undermining Islamic unity and morale. Scholars in Yemen and across the Arab world stress that defending the Qur’an is both a spiritual and political duty, requiring public awareness, education, and active resistance to protect the dignity of the Ummah.