Khaberni - In a scene reflecting the authentic Jordanian values of tolerance and reform, the Abu Romman tribe welcomed in its diwan in the city of Al-Salt, a tribal delegation that proposed reconciliation following the unfortunate accident that led to the death of young Mohammad Zaher Abu Romman.
The delegation was headed by Sheikh Abdul Karim Salamah Al-Huwayan and included a number of dignitaries and notables, along with elders and sheikhs from various regions of the kingdom, in an effort to resolve the issue and enhance the spirit of fraternity among the parties.
The Abu Romman tribe welcomed the delegation, expressing their appreciation for the reconciliation efforts made by the tribal delegations in fostering civil peace and maintaining social cohesion.
During the meeting, Representative Mo'taz Abu Romman delivered a speech on behalf of the tribe, in which he welcomed the delegation, appreciating their efforts in interpersonal reconciliation and confirming the acceptance of the reconciliation, saying: “Rejoice in what you have brought, for the sake of Allah Almighty, and in honor of His Majesty King Abdullah II, and in honor of Al-Salt city and its people, and in honor of the noble delegation, we proceed with a tribal reconciliation document.”
The Abu Romman tribe announced their pardon of the case, seeking the pleasure of Allah, and embodying the values of tolerance and solidarity characteristic of the Jordanian society.
The delegation concluded with prayers for the deceased for mercy and forgiveness, and that God may grant his family patience and consolation, and continue to bless Jordan with the grace of security and stability.
