Fujairah Ruler Orders Release of 125 Prisoners on the Occasion of Ramadan

In a humanitarian gesture that reflects the noble values of the holy month of Ramadan, His Highness Sheikh Hamad bin Mohammed Al Sharqi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Fujairah, has issued a decision to release 125 prisoners from the correctional and rehabilitation institution in the emirate. This decision includes inmates of various nationalities who have demonstrated their eligibility and good behavior, showcasing His Highness’s commitment to giving them a new chance at life.

A New Opportunity for the Released

The Ruler of Fujairah’s decision to release 125 prisoners aims to bring happiness and joy to their families. This reflects the community’s solidarity and His Highness’s desire to improve the lives of individuals who have been adversely affected by circumstances, allowing them to begin a new chapter filled with hope and optimism.

Gratitude and Appreciation from Law Enforcement Leadership

Major General Mohammed bin Ghanem Al Kaabi, the Chief of Fujairah Police, expressed his heartfelt gratitude to His Highness the Ruler of Fujairah for this humanitarian act. He emphasized that this step is not merely an official decision but a testament to the humanitarian spirit of our leadership, hoping that this gesture will inspire the released individuals to contribute and succeed in their new lives.

The Positive Impact of the Decision

The release of 125 prisoners on the occasion of Ramadan represents a new hope for them and their families. These individuals strive to reintegrate into society and reclaim their normal lives, which will positively alter the community’s perception of inmate rehabilitation and support their efforts to reintegrate. This act reflects the state’s commitment to social and humanitarian development.

Through this courageous step, the Ruler of Fujairah demonstrates his profound commitment to the values of compassion and forgiveness that characterize the month of Ramadan, further enhancing the spirit of giving and tolerance within the community.