Earth Preservation Episode 3
The article presents the message of a Friday sermon delivered by a sheikh from the Arab Tribe of 'Abbad in 1933 during Prince Abdullah bin Al-Hussein's visit to the Shrine of Abu Ubaida in the Jordan Valley. The sheikh expressed his deep connection to the land on which he had lived for eighty years, which serves as a refuge for his ancestors and the bloodlines of his descendants. He spoke about his suffering from Zionist threats and the Jews' occupation of the lands, warning of the dangers of selling or leasing land to foreign parties, especially the Jews, as such actions could lead to conspiracy and erosion of national identity and territory. The sheikh warned against the risks of yielding to attempts by Zionists to seize lands such as Al-Safi Gorge, Kafrain, and Suwaima. He considered that surrendering the land to them would cause the country to lose its sovereignty and threaten the future of generations to come. He emphasized that his purpose in proposing the leasing of land is to protect the country from economic crises, unemployment, and hunger, not merely for sale. At the end of his speech, Prince Abdullah affirmed that he had come to perform the Friday prayer in this sacred place to demonstrate his deep attachment and firm stance. He warned against empowering the Jews over the land and called for the preservation of the national soil, stressing that the sale or lease of land should be done with wisdom, to maintain the unity of the nation and the safety of the homeland.
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