Mohammadi: The law must be implemented for all crimes; Being naked is a crime

Yazd- Temporary Friday imam of Yazd, emphasizing the necessity of implementing the laws related to hijab, asked the judicial officials to follow up the orders announced in this regard and said: the law should be implemented for all crimes.

According to Mehr reporter, Hojjat-ul-Islam Seyyed Nasser Mohammadi, during Friday afternoon sermons in Yazd, referring to the recent statements of the officials of the Judiciary regarding the criminality of not wearing a veil, said: In the current laws of the country, not wearing a veil is also considered a crime, and the head of the Judiciary emphasized on dealing with this issue as an obvious crime.

He added: "With the passing of a few days after the announcement of this matter, it is expected that the judicial authorities will take action to implement the orders raised."

Yazd temporary imam emphasized the need to enforce the law on all crimes and stated: Just as theft, drinking and embezzlement are dealt with, other crimes should also be dealt with according to the law.

Request to stabilize the price of basic goods

In another part of his speech, Mohammadi referred to the Tehran municipality's plan to stabilize the price of some basic goods until the end of the year, and asked to investigate the possibility of implementing this plan in other cities.

He stated that he does not know the details of this plan and said: Considering the fluctuations in the prices of livelihood items and the constant change in the prices of goods needed by the people, implementing plans to stabilize the market can help reduce the worries of households.

Temporary imam of Yazd asked the municipalities of the country to consider the possibility of implementing it in other cities if Tehran's plan is successful.

Emphasis on handling the problems of nurses

Mohammadi also referred to the anniversary of the birth of Hazrat Zainab Kabri (PBUH) and named this day as Nurse's Day, and considered this great lady of Islam as a model of patience, courage, chastity and worship.

Referring to the role of Hazrat Zainab (pbuh) in taking care of Imam Sajjad (pbuh) and taking care of the survivors of the Karbala incident, he called Nurse's Day an opportunity to appreciate the efforts of the nursing community.

The temporary imam of Yazd emphasized on the spiritual value of this service by referring to the traditions related to the reward of nursing patients and said: In addition to expecting nurses to provide sincere service to patients, the authorities should also try to solve the problems of this class and honor them.