A Houthi leader reveals the secrets of the spread of the "Twelver Sect" in Yemen

A Houthi leader revealed that there is widespread activity to spread the "Twelver Sect", to target the Zaydi sect in areas under Houthi control in Yemen, led by prominent Houthi, Iranian and Iraqi leaders.

According to information obtained by Yemen Details from private sources, Zain Al-Abidin Al-Mu'ayyad is a Houthi leader and a member of the Zaidi Scholars Association of Yemen, affiliated with the pro-Iranian Houthi militia.

The Houthi leader, and a member of the Yemen Houthi Scholars Association, explained, in an article posted on his Facebook page, that what he described as the Twelver Ja`fari missionaries publish Husseiniyas, and receive great and direct support from Shiite references from several countries, the most important of which are Iraq, Iran, Kuwait and Bahrain, with the aim of preaching ethnic Ja`fariism Shiite decimal, and the elimination of Zaidi.

The activity began to expand and penetrate inside the Houthis and Yemeni society after the return of scholarship students to Iran and Lebanon who received training and rehabilitation at the hands of Iranian and Hezbollah missionaries. He explained.

These figures were imposed as Houthi leaders and supervisors, and since then these have become the first source for fabricating problems and disputes within the group. He noted.

Those who run this activity are a group of personalities who owe absolute loyalty to the references of Iran, Lebanon and Iraq, and have no loyalty to AbdullMalik Al Houthi. He said.

He said that among these figures are Ahmed Hamed, director of the presidential office, Mahmoud Al-Junaid, former director of the presidential office, Mohammed Al-Moussawi (Iranian), Rajeh al-Sharif, Tariq Kershan, Mohammed Al-Wajeeh, Mohammed Suhail, Hassan Al-Emad, Mohammed Al-Qibli, Salem Ali Ahmad Ezzi, Muammar Al-Abdali, Mohammed Al-Bukhaiti and Hussein Al-Ezzi in each of the governorates of Sana’a, Dhamar, Al-Baydha, Al-Jawf, Taiz and Ibb.

Al-Moayad indicated that what were called missionaries exploit international associations and organizations.

In a previous post on his Facebook page, the Houthi leader pledged to reveal everything going on in the areas under the control of the Houthis, if the spread of the Twelver Sect and the targeting of Zaydis were not stopped.