Yemen: Alsammad took the lead of the Yemeni ship and sailed it in turbulent seas, not afraid of the huge waves and storms that heading toward him from every direction. A skillful leader, relying on God and trusting in him, and the greater the challenges, the greater his strength and toughness which he derived from the strength of his belief in the mighty God.

A man who gave another meaning to presidency, to people who suffered decades of oppression and oppressive rulers. They were ignorant of the true meaning of presidency and leadership. He also suffered greatly from the restrictions of guardianship and subordination, and the exploitation of positions to plunder rights and plunder wealth, so he established the doctrine of a state for the people, not a people for the state.

He led the ship while carrying the people on his shoulders, confronting everything that caused his pain. He faced his problems and suffering head on, fighting corruption in all its forms and names, dealing with many issues and correcting many concepts with responsibility.

When he speaks everyone listens, because in his speech has the solution to many problems wither in religion, politics, military or society. In the era which religion has become on the margins of the lives of many rulers, and is no longer among their interests, he brought it back to the center. Why not? He is raised in the culture of the Qur’anic values and realizes well that with the integrity of religion, prosperous countries will exist.

Jihad for the sake of God is essential to him. His position as a president was not the end to his ambitions as much as a mean to serve his people, whom he loved immensely. He with sincerity and dedication served day and night, exchanging his love to the people with the love of the people.

Alsammad passed away as a martyr for the sake of God and for the sake of defending this land and its good people. He gave his soul for the sake of preserving every inch of the land, his dear homeland. He is gone, but he will remain alive in us, not only through the commemoration of his martyrdom, but also through the projects he founded for the sake of the nation’s good, its pride and its dignity.