Gaza – Palestinian Information Center

Since his martyrdom, the name of Sheikh Saleh Al-Arouri has swept social media sites, and the elites and tweeters have been occupied with the details of the man’s life and his words, his steadfastness, his jihad, his simplicity and love for his family and people, the Arabs and Muslims, his humility and asceticism in this world, his high morals, his generosity and presence, his simplicity and soft heart with his brothers and his firmness with his enemies. In one of the most beautiful pictures that can be drawn of a martyr close to his land, his people, and the supporters of truth and justice everywhere in this world.

With this supplication, “O God, he has killed a stranger, an immigrant, a mujahid, so O God, raise his ranks and make tonight the best night he has ever experienced,” Assem Abdel Majid describes a quick summary of the characteristics of this exceptional man.

Journalist Amid Shehadeh says in describing the humility and simplicity of the late great man: No image resembles a Palestinian like this image does, the image of a Palestinian dressed as a worker, a farmer, a fighter, a citizen, a human being, an ordinary person, a neighbor, a companion, a friend, and a son of the road.

He added: This is the greatest picture of him in my mind, the sweetest picture. I used to see it as a picture of the person of our country in the daily dress of the person of our country without special occasions.

The Al-Arouri family has legendary resilience

Al-Arouri’s brother, like all Palestinians who are unable to fulfill the duty of their loved ones and say their last farewell to them, said with all steadfastness: “There is no power nor strength except with God,” and added: “The strong will not remain strong and the day will come when circumstances change.” He and his family hoped It is a shame for Aroura and all the people of Palestine that the body of the martyr be buried in the soil of Palestine, for which he sacrificed his blood so cheaply.

In video clips, social media pioneers recall the steadfastness and steadfastness of Al-Arouri’s mother and sister, in an admirable scene, as an exceptional struggling family that represents a model for the Palestinian families in Gaza, which proved to the world that all the Palestinian people, young and old, men and women, are exceptional in patience, steadfastness, sacrifice, and carrying their cause and their souls on their shoulders, whatever it may be. Huge sacrifices.

His sister’s words spread like wildfire: “If Saleh goes, a thousand righteous people will come… and his blood is not more precious than the blood of the children of Gaza, before which we feel ashamed.” And his mother completes the picture of steadfastness and steadfastness by saying: Congratulations on your martyrdom. You have achieved what you wished for, Saleh.

But Malak Khaled responded to his family’s inability to pray for him and bid him farewell by saying: “His family cannot bid him farewell, so he brings out a group of refugees to become his family in the last moments.”

She continued by saying: “A solemn funeral for the martyrs Saleh Al-Arouri, Muhammad Al-Rayes and Azzam Al-Aqra’ in Beirut.”

Because he loves Al-Arouri, like him, with his simplicity and love for the entire Arab and Islamic nation, a young Jordanian performs Umrah on behalf of Al-Arouri, and gifts it to him as an expression of this spontaneous love for the resistance, its leaders, and its symbols.

A referendum on the presence and popularity of the resistance

As for Adham Abu Salamiya, he said: Today, Palestine Shiites, and with it our people in Lebanon, a group of jihad men in Palestine, led by Sheikh Saleh Al-Arouri. The funeral procession was another referendum on the presence of our cause and the depth of its momentum.

He added: The men left after fulfilling their trust and duty and leaving the custody of Palestine on the necks of those who come after them, coming unattended.

He stressed: The departure of the leaders has taught us that it represents a new resurrection of a generation that is stronger, more solid, and more faithful.

His fiancée waited for him for 12 years. Scenes from the wedding of the village’s son, Palestinian leader Saleh Al-Arouri, 5 days after his release from the occupation prisons.

High symbolism in his final resting place

As for Reda Yassin, he says: The Martyrs’ Cemetery in Beirut, in which the martyr Saleh Al-Arouri is buried today, carries a high symbolism. It includes the graves of many historical Palestinian resistance figures, such as: the Mufti of Jerusalem, Amin Al-Husseini, the novelist Ghassan Kanafani, Majid Abu Sharar, Kamal Adwan, Ali Hassan Salama, and Kamal Nasser. Abu Youssef Al-Najjar is in addition to the remains of the first Lebanese martyr in the Palestinian revolution, and a symbolic grave for the fighters of the Japanese Red Army.”

Abdullah Al-Abri says: “Gaza School teaches the whole world the meaning of steadfastness in principles, defending the homeland, and solidifying the faith.”

Commenting on a video clip of Al-Arouri, he adds: “Speech like this can only come from the heart of a sincere believer!”

Ali Al-Misrati says: ‘Our words will remain dead, motionless, lifeless, weddings of candles. If we die for them, they will rise up and live among the living.’

Molokhiya Sheikh Saleh and Aql

As for Bilal Shalash, he recalls a story that happened between Sheikh Al-Arouri and Imad Akl, and he says: It is said that, Sheikh Saleh and Imad Akl’s Molokhiya!

In the mid-nineties, I heard someone say that when Imad Aql and his companions came in search of weapons and shelter after the intense demand for them in Gaza, Imad finally took refuge in Hebron, and Sheikh Saleh embraced him, and Imad asked for weapons, and after a while he left.

Heavy spikes

Dr. Hani Al-Dali says: To those who preceded us on the path, as they were the heavy ears that took root in the soil of the earth, to plant in us the seeds of liberation. Congratulations to you for what you have achieved, and we are on the path…and in heaven we will meet.

What the Al-Waad team presented to Islamic art, in tribute to the martyr leader Sheikh Saleh Al-Arouri and his companions, may God accept them, dedicates to the spirit of the martyrs…seven ears of corn…