Islamabad West Imam: Zainab Kobri (PBUH) is a model of perseverance in crises

Kermanshah - Imam Juma of Islamabad, Gharb emphasized the necessity of following the life of Hazrat Zainab (PBUH) as an example, emphasized on social solidarity, management of economic problems and dealing with rumors in war conditions.

According to Mehr reporter, Hojjat-ul-Islam Ahmad Zareei in his Friday prayer sermons this week in Islamabad West, referring to the anniversary of the birth of Hazrat Zainab Kabri (pbuh) and naming this day as the day of the nurse, considered this noble lady as a model for standing on the path of truth and facing crises and stated: the life of Hazrat Zainab (pbuh) is not only for women and girls, but all people can learn from her behavior and character in defending the right, religion and Take a role model.

He stated that the Holy Quran introduces models beyond gender boundaries to explain the religious life, adding: Pharaoh's wife and Maryam (PBUH) are among the examples mentioned by the Quran as models of faith, chastity and adherence to God. According to him, Hazrat Zainab (PBUH) is also in a position where her life and behavior can be modeled for all believers.

Referring to the concept of patience and perseverance in the life of Hazrat Zainab (PBUH), Imam Juma of Islamabad-Gharb stated: Difficulties and crises provide the basis for the emergence of real human capacities. After experiencing the hardships of Amir al-Mu'minin (AS), the oppression of Imam Hassan Mojtabi (AS) and the incident of Karbala, this honorable lady assumed the responsibility of taking care of the survivors and conveying the message of Ashura in the most difficult conditions.

Hojjat-ul-Islam Zarei, referring to the famous speech of Hazrat Zainab (PBUH) after the incident of Karbala, "We see nothing but Jamila", noted: This phrase expresses her monotheistic view and her perseverance in the face of adversity; A model that shows that in the path of defending the truth, a person can maintain his responsibility despite the difficulties and convey the message of truth to others.

Referring to the country's economic conditions, he said: In assessing the state of the society, one cannot ignore the livelihood problems of the people, young people looking for work, the high cost and the difficulty of providing living expenses. People expect officials to work day and night to solve problems and fight against discrimination.

Referring to war conditions and economic pressures, Imam Juma of Islamabad added: The combination of war, commercial and financial restrictions, sanctions and threats to economic infrastructure have created difficult conditions for the country. In such a situation, the authorities should coordinate and act more quickly in order to maintain people's purchasing power, prevent financial circulation disruptions, and meet livelihood needs.

Emphasizing the need to strengthen social cohesion, Hojjat-ul-Islam Zarei considered the role of people in maintaining the peace of the society as important and stated: Citizens should follow the news from reliable sources and avoid republishing rumors that cause fear, anger or disruption of public peace. Not every trending news is necessarily authentic, and unknowingly spreading unverified information can harm society.

Referring to examples of spreading rumors in crisis situations, he emphasized the need to increase media literacy and said: "People should check the source, purpose and accuracy of news before accepting and publishing it and not allow their feelings to become a tool for the media that spread false news."

Imam Juma of Islamabad also emphasized the necessity of observing administrative order and honoring clients, and noted that people's time is a trust, and misleading clients, leaving requests unanswered, and treating them inappropriately is not compatible with public responsibility. Service providers should facilitate the process of providing services as much as possible and be accountable and clarify in the field of existing decisions and ambiguities.

Referring to the necessity of justice in administrative decisions, Hojjat-ul-Islam Zarei added: Recruitments, facilities and public contracts should be done based on the law and merit, and personal likes and dislikes should not be involved in the decisions. He also called for legal action against people who, according to him, are openly breaking the law.

In the final part of his speech, he emphasized the need for people's empathy in difficult economic conditions and said: Helping neighbors and families in need, especially families whose children do not yet have sufficient financial independence, can reduce some of the pressures of living.