Nursing is a manifestation of humanity and sacrifice

Nemin- The head of the Islamic Propaganda Department of Nemin city said: Nursing is not just a job, but a manifestation of humanity, sacrifice and responsibility.

Hojjat-ul-Islam Taher Rahmani, in a conversation with Mehr reporter, while congratulating Nurse's Day, said: I congratulate the happy birth of Hazrat Zainab Kabri (PBUH), a model of patience, sacrifice, courage and responsibility, and on Nurse's Day to all hard-working nurses, especially the hard-working nurses of Namin city.

He added: Hazrat Zainab Kabri (PBUH) is a symbol of patience in hardships, perseverance in the path of truth and sincere service to people. The naming of Nurse's Day on the anniversary of the birth of this great lady of Islam shows the high status of serving people and the spiritual value of the efforts of those who, with commitment, compassion and sacrifice, take steps to preserve the health and peace of the society.

The head of the Islamic Propaganda Department of Nemin city said: Nursing is not just a job, but a manifestation of humanity, sacrifice and responsibility. In moments when patients and their families need hope, peace and support more than ever, nurses are the spiritual and emotional support of patients with their responsible presence, in addition to medical care.

Hojjat al-Islam Rahmani noted: From a religious and Islamic point of view, serving patients and trying to save human lives has a special value and position. Undoubtedly, every step taken to reduce the suffering of a patient, in addition to valuable social works, can be an example of serving the creation and gaining divine satisfaction.

He continued: On this precious occasion, it is necessary to emphasize the necessity of honoring the nursing community, paying attention to the demands and livelihood and career issues of nurses, providing suitable facilities for providing medical services and providing conditions so that this self-sacrificing group can serve the people with more peace and motivation. Appreciation of nurses should not be limited to calendar occasions, but should be reflected in social behavior, practical support and continuous attention to their needs.

Hojat al-Islam Rahmani stated: Islamic Propaganda Department of Namin city appreciates the round-the-clock efforts of the city's nurses and medical staff and hopes that by promoting the culture of sacrifice, kindness, responsibility and honoring the health workers, the ground for strengthening empathy and promoting the culture of service in the society will be provided.

In the end, he said: I wish health, dignity, increasing success and spiritual reward for all dear nurses and I hope they will always be successful and proud in the path of serving the people and maintaining the health of the society in the shadow of the favors of Hazrat Zainab Kabri (PBUH).