Imam Juma Khoi: The government should increase its support for nurses

Urmia - Imam Juma Khoi, emphasizing the necessity of supporting nurses, demanded that the government pay more attention to the demands of this group.

According to Mehr reporter, Hojjat al-Islam Wal-Muslimeen Hojjat Qasimkhani, in his Friday prayer sermons this week, referring to the birthday of Hazrat Zainab (pbuh) and Nurse's Day, said: in addition to knowledge and skill, a nurse should have compassion and compassion, and her kindness and appropriate treatment with the patient is a part of the treatment process.

Emphasizing the need to address the livelihood and professional problems of nurses, he added: The President and the Minister of Health are expected to pay more attention to the demands of this influential group in the physical and mental health of the society, and the independent nursing system law will also be implemented properly.

Referring to the anniversary of the burning of the Jame Mosque in Kerman on 24 Mehr 1357, Imam Juma Khoi said: This incident was one of the examples of the Pahlavi regime's crimes against the people.

He also honored the memory of Martyr Noor Ali Shushtri and the martyrs of Vahdat and said: The bravery and sacrifices of the martyrs should be told to the society and we should not let their memory be forgotten.

Referring to the day of physical education and sports, Hojjat-ul-Islam Qasimkhani stated: Just as the human soul needs to be nurtured, the body also has rights over the human being and efforts should be made to maintain its health.

He added: In addition to preventing diseases and increasing public health, exercise strengthens the will, improves morals, and reduces social harm.

Referring to the anniversary of the martyrdom of Hazrat Jafar bin Abi Talib (a.s.), Imam Juma Khoi said: Just as the Prophet (pbuh) explained the virtues and status of this martyr to the people, we should not fail to introduce the position of the martyrs and explain their sacrifices.

Honoring the memory of Yahya Sinwar, he described him as one of the shining figures of resistance and struggle and said: faith, will and struggle can upset the enemy's equations and the blood of Palestinian martyrs, from resistance fighters to oppressed children and patients, will not be trampled, and these crimes will not only create security for the Zionist regime, but also spread global hatred for this regime.

Referring to popular protests in the Republic of Azerbaijan following restrictions on hijab in schools, Imam Juma Khoi said: These protests are rooted in people's religious beliefs and identity, and depriving students of education because of hijab hurts people's feelings.

Emphasizing the need to respect freedom of opinion and citizen's rights, he added: People's protests should not be used as an excuse to accuse neighboring countries of interfering in the internal affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan.