Syed Hussein Al -Qassab
The Royal Decree issued by His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, the king of the country, was delighted with the special amnesty and the release of 209 inmates governed in various cases, who spent a period of penalties issued against them, in addition to a number of those who were applied to them, on the occasion of Eid Al -Adha, the hearts of the inmates and give them a new beginning.
The pardoned inmates said that the Royal Royal Pardon embodies the human vision of the wise leadership and their keenness to reunite Bahraini families on this blessed occasion, and to enhance the values of tolerance, amnesty and second opportunities.
Muhammad Khalil Ibrahim, who was sentenced to ten years in prison, and spent 5 years, explained that the experience that he went through during his sentence was full of meditation and review, saying: “The lesson that I learned during these years changed me from the inside, and I felt the blessing of freedom as I did not do before, and today, after the issuance of the royal pardon for me, everyone prepared that this is a new beginning in which he committed responsibility towards myself.”
He thanked and grateful to His Majesty the Great King, His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince, Prime Minister, and to the Minister of Interior, for this generous initiative, which he described as a “new beginning.”
For his part, Ibrahim Mohamed, one of the released, stated that his feelings at the moment of hearing the news of his release cannot be described, stressing that the joy has completely overwhelmed his family, and that Eid al -Adha this year will be completely different from any previous feast.
Muhammad added that this is a blessing from God and then from His Majesty the King, and I will make this moment a starting point for a new life in which I will be a better and more aware man.
In turn, Youssef Al -Balushi expressed his overwhelming happiness, indicating that his release at this special time of the year brought joy to his heart and the hearts of his loved ones. He said: “My joy is indescribable, and I will spend the feast with my family while I am free.”
For his part, Hussein Habib stressed that the decision of the royal amnesty was not just an exit from prison, but rather a door that opened again to the future. He said: “This great blessing that God has from me, I cannot forget what I have lived.”
In turn, Ali Janahi explained that the decision to pardon had a great impact on the souls, indicating that the amnesty is a generous gesture that cultivates hope in all released, and urges them to commit to and start towards a responsible and sound life, hoping that the rest of his colleagues will be released in the future to complete the joy.
The released asserts that this generous initiative represents a pivotal turning point in their lives, and reflects the great concern of His Majesty the King to integrate them into society, and give them a second opportunity to build a new future, based on repentance, reform and good deeds.
This generous royal pardon embodies on the blessed Eid Al -Adha, the deep human dimensions that enhance the values of compassion and social solidarity, as the inmates released return to the arms of their families, carrying feelings of gratitude and determination to positive change.
