Sheikh Aldaihi extended his condolences over the martyrdom of Bahraini citizen Sayyed Mohammed Al-Mousawi, stating that his killing under torture represents a stark expression of a systematic policy
built on repression, hatred, forced confessions, and fabricated charges aimed at subjugating a people who refuse humiliation and defeat.
In a statement posted on the platform X, Sheikh Aldaihi described the incident as “a new crime added to a record heavy with violations,” stressing that the killing of Sayyed Al-Mousawi under torture is not an isolated incident,
but rather a clear reflection of an entrenched policy based on systematic repression and coercion.
He added that such brutal practices do not demonstrate strength, but instead reveal a deep fear of the people’s awareness and steadfastness,
noting that when injustice fails to confront the free word, it resorts to its most violent tools: torture, intimidation, and the abuse of innocent people.
Sheikh Aldaihi further stated that the blood of martyrs has never been a cause for fear, but has always served as fuel for resilience, a symbol of perseverance, and a gateway to eventual victory.
He emphasized that the people of Bahrain will not be intimidated by such acts, but will instead grow more determined and more certain in the justice of their cause and their right to dignity and freedom.
Sheikh Aldaihi concluded by offering his sincere condolences to the family of Sayyed Mohammed Al-Mousawi and to the people of Bahrain, affirming that these sacrifices will not be in vain and that the dawn of justice will inevitably come.
