Homs, SANA- The New Clock Square in central Homs witnessed on Monday evening a public event titled “Loyalty and Steadfastness.”
This gathering commemorated the sixth anniversary of the passing of Martyr Abdul Baset al-Sarout, often referred to as the “Nightingale and Symbol of the Syrian Revolution,” and also marked the anniversary of the siege of Homs.
Thousands of activists and admirers of Martyr al-Sarout gathered in the square, carrying the Syrian Revolution flag and photographs of the martyr, who played a prominent role in the popular movement against the deposed regime.
Revolutionary songs and chants calling for freedom and honouring the memory of the martyrs filled the air.
Participants also affirmed their commitment to the martyrs’ path and to conveying their heroism to the rising generation, so it may serve as a guiding light for their present and future.
Several participants spoke to SANA reporter during the event. Media activist Karam al-Sibai emphasized the importance of continuing the struggle to fully achieve the revolution’s goals, stating that the blood of the martyrs, including al-Sarout, would not be in vain, as the victory he wished for has been realized.
Al-Sibai added, “This anniversary is a joy for all Syrians with the victory of the Syrian Revolution. We also followed his will after victory and liberation, by prostrating to Almighty God in the New Clock Square.”
Salem al-Haraki, another participant, said, “We are participating in this event to embody our loyalty and determination to continue the path taken by Martyr al-Sarout for the freedom and dignity of the Syrian people. He played a crucial role in preserving the revolution in resilient Homs, the capital of the Syrian Revolution.”
He further noted that al-Sarout’s memory remains in the hearts, and his songs and ideas continue to be a source of inspiration for future generations in their pursuit of freedom and dignity.
Ruaa al-Jazaeri
