Saudi CP condoles Ayat Al-Hajeri family, governor attends Majlis

By: Abdulali

JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia: Saudi Crown Prince Deputy Prime Minister Abdullah bin Abd Al-Aziz has extended his condolence on the demise of Ayatullah Sheikh Muhammad Salman Al-Hajeri, Judge of Ja’faria Court for Endowments and Inheritances in Ahsaa, Saudi Arabia, Al-Youm newspaper reported.

Ayatullah Al-Hajeri, 85, was died on Monday September 6.

In a phone call to one of the deceased sons, the Crown Prince requested to convey his condolences and consolation to all family members of Ayatullah Al-Hajeri one by one.

On their part, sons of the late Ayatullah, Muhammad Hussain, Baqer, Muhammad Ali, and Shaker thanked the Crown Prince on behalf of Al-Hajeri family in Al Ahsaa with true spirit for this sublime sign of humanity and the noble fatherly gesture from his Highness.

Meanwhile, Prince Badr Bin Muhammad Bin Jalwy, governor of Al-Ahsaa, besides large number of mourners from all parts of the kingdom and some Gulf countries attended a Majlis Al-Azaa (mourning sitting) in Al-Hafof city held for Ayatullah Al-Hajeri.

Prince Badr conveyed condolences and consolation of Emir of the eastern region Prince Muhammad Bin Fahd Bin Abd Al-Aziz, and his deputy Prince Jalwy Bin Abd Al-Aziz Bin Musa'id Al-Saud.

The governor of Al-Ahsaa Prince Badr Bin Jalwy expressed his condolence on the death of the Ayatullah, enumerating his nice seerah and services to his homeland and society. The bereaved family expressed its thankfulness for the prince of the eastern region, his deputy and the Al-Ahsaa governor, on this participation.

Majalis-e-Ta`been for Ayatullah Al-Hajeri are being held in different countries.

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