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The Saudi Higher Council of Scholars has called for Muslim unity in confronting the Houthi movement in Yemen, which they described as a terrorist group similar to Al-Qaeda and ISIS. The council confirmed that opposing the Houthis and condemning their actions is a religious duty, citing Quranic verses that advocate cooperation in righteousness and justice, and punishment for corruption and mischief. They warned against the Houthis' targeting of civilians and facilities in Yemen, as well as their threats to holy sites, considering their actions to amount to warfare and corruption on earth. They stated that the Houthis pose a greater threat than some terrorist groups, praising the efficiency of Saudi missile defense and armed forces in confronting the Houthi dangers. This comes after prior statements from the Saudi Grand Mufti warning of Houthi crimes and their targeting of the Two Holy Mosques, amid escalating clashes between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis in Yemen.
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