largest mass gathering was held on Tuesday in Al Sabeen Square in the capital Sanaa to celebrate and commemorate the Prophet Muhammad’s birthday for 1448 AH, honoring and revering the Prophet of Islam, Muhammad, peace be upon him and his household (Ahl al-Bayt).

Since the early morning hours, millions of people streamed toward the central celebration square at Al-Sabeen Square, creating a massive scene that reflected the religious identity of the Yemeni people.

By 2 p.m., the expansive celebration grounds had filled with crowds, while more people continued arriving from surrounding streets leading to Al-Sabeen Square.

By 3 p.m., the main square and surrounding streets were packed with crowds who had gathered to mark one of the most important religious occasions for Yemenis and Muslims.

At the heart of the celebration, the name of the Prophet Muhammad stood among the massive crowds, who carried green flags and banners and chanted religious slogans, portraying a powerful expression of their reverence and attachment to the Prophet Muhammed.

Cameras were unable to capture the full scale of the gathering, which extended across Al-Sabeen Square and its surrounding areas, in a historic day for Yemen.

Millions of Yemenis from different segments of society gathered under the banner of the Prophet Muhammad, chanting in unison: “Here we are, O Messenger of Allah.”

The crowds renewed their expressions of loyalty and love for the Prophet, pledging to follow his example and uphold his teachings, while also reaffirming Yemen’s positions on regional issues, particularly the Palestinian cause.

The gathering featured a variety of religious chants, praise of the Prophet and performances drawing on Yemen’s traditional heritage, expressing the celebratory atmosphere surrounding the occasion.

The event also featured performances by numerous groups representing different forms of Yemen’s cultural heritage, adding a distinctive spiritual atmosphere to the central celebration.

During the gathering, Ansarullah movement’s leader Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi addressed the millions of attendees, congratulating them on the large-scale commemoration of the occasion.

Poet Abdul-Salam Al-Mumtaz also delivered a poem highlighting the significance of the Prophet’s birthday and expressing the Yemeni people’s pride in and attachment to the Prophet and his teachings.