Kolshinejad: Nursing is a manifestation of self-sacrifice

Urmia - Ahl-e-Sunnah imam of Urmia said: Nursing is a manifestation of self-sacrifice, dedication and patient service to the sick, and linking the birth of Hazrat Zainab Kabri (pbuh) with Nurse's Day shows the high status of this profession.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan Mamosta Mamed Kolshinejad, in this week's Friday prayer sermons, referring to the topic of "supporting the disabled as a test of faith" and honoring calendar occasions, he emphasized the responsibility of the society and executive bodies in honoring human dignity and making public spaces suitable for the disabled.

He stated: The differences in creation, from color and language to the level of physical ability, are among the wise traditions of God to test the servants. Therefore, having a healthy body is a reason to be grateful, and facing weakness or illness is an opportunity for patience and the test of servitude, the reward of which will be incalculable in the eyes of God.

Teacher Kalshinejad, referring to the prophetic hadith, "Allah does not look at your faces and your possessions, but He looks at your hearts and your deeds." He clarified: The real position of each person is not dependent on his wealth, power and appearance, but is measured by his healthy heart and righteous actions.

Asking community members and officials that "have our streets, mosques and public spaces provided the possibility of safe and easy movement for the blind, the elderly and people with disabilities?", Imam Juma'ah of Ahl-e-Sunnah Urmia emphasized: taking care of the affairs of the disabled and the weak is not a charity or a ceremonial favor; Rather, it is considered a Muslim duty, legal and true manifestation of Islamic brotherhood.

Mamosta Kolshinejad pointed out that the criterion of superiority of human beings is inner piety and not physical strength, and said: supporting the society of the disabled, the elderly and the needy is not a pity, but a religious and moral duty and a sign of the community's religious health.

In another part of the sermons, the preacher of Ahl-e-Sunna of Urmia, congratulating on the happy birth of Hazrat Zainab Kabri (PBUH), called her a unique symbol of patience, wisdom and defense of the truth in the history of Islam and added: prominent scholars, including Ayesha Bint Al-Shati, have praised the high position of this noble lady in their works. The happy connection of his birthday with Nurse's Day also stems from the fact that nursing is a manifestation of patient dedication and sacrifice in serving the sick.

Honoring the World White Cane Day and referring to the honorable verse "Lays ali al-Aami al-Haraj...", teacher Kolshinejad noted: Islamic law is always focused on ease and untying for the disabled. White cane is not simple wood; Rather, it is a pillar of independence and a sign of the dignity of open-minded people, and this precious group needs more than pity, equal respect, standard routes and safe access platforms in the city.

He also cited the noble Hadith "Innallah Yahhib إذا عمل احدوكم عملا إن يتقينه" in honoring the International Standard Day and reminded: doing things accurately, decently and principled is a form of worship in the Islamic view. Adhering to the standard in the production of goods and the construction of structures and roads is the fundamental support of protecting public rights, especially the immunity of disabled people against damage and injustice.

At the end of the sermons, Imam Juma'ah Ahl-e-Sunna of Urmia called everyone to cooperate in good deeds and support each other by reciting the verse "Wata'awanwa ali al-bari wa al-taqwa" and emphasized that the true measure of piety and piety is revealed in the way we treat the most vulnerable sections of society.