On June 20, 2006, Kuwait announced the official martyrdom of Faeq Abdul Jalil, as the then Kuwaiti Minister of Information, Muhammad Nasser Al-Sanousi, described the martyr poet, saying: ((Faiq Abdul Jalil has never been absent from us nor has he disappeared from our minds and hearts. He is a spot of light that takes its place next to the radiant bouquets of light that represent our martyrs. He added that the martyr poet is a wonderful and great national symbol in which we take pride and pride throughout time among the peoples and Nations

The son of Minister of State for Municipal Affairs Abdullah Al-Muhilabi, the martyr Fayek Mohamed Ali Al-Ayadi, who gave his soul as a sacrifice for the dear homeland. His sincerity and giving during the period of the brutal Iraqi occupation of our beloved country, he rejected, like his colleagues and comrades all the hateful occupation practices until he fell captive in the hands of the tyrant Saddam Hussein's clientele, and remained on his father and pride in his homeland, and how much we aspired to return from his captivity to his homeland, his family and his family, but the will of the Almighty Allah wanted to be in the number of martyrs, and we do not have about this divine will, but to count him when Allah Almighty as a martyr, in compliance with the words of the Almighty 'Do not count those who were killed in The way Allah dead, but alive with their Lord, they shall be blessed.' His martyrdom is a matter of pride for you, for us and for Kuwait, for whose freedom and independence he trivializes every precious and precious thing, Allah have mercy on our righteous martyrs and protect Allah Kuwait from all evil and hate. Al Qabas Newspaper