nursing; The sacred bond of service and sacrifice in the forefront of health

Delgan - Imam Juma of Delgan, emphasizing the spiritual position of nurses, demanded practical attention from the authorities to the livelihood and job demands of this group and the implementation of laws related to the nursing community.

According to Mehr reporter, Hojjat-ul-Islam Hamid Bamri, in his Friday prayer sermons this week in Delgan, considered the simultaneous birth anniversary of Hazrat Zainab Kabri (PBUH) and Nurse's Day as an opportunity to review the place of nursing in religious culture and stated: Nursing is not only a job or an administrative profession, but a sacred combination of service, sacrifice, responsibility and providing security, and nurses display a manifestation of divine mercy in the midst of human pain and suffering.

Referring to the performance of the country's nursing community during the holy defense period, the Corona crisis and other difficult situations, Imam Juma Delgan added: "Nurses have shown their loyalty to people and human values with their hard work and dedication, and they are always at the forefront of maintaining the health of society and comforting families."

Emphasizing the need to realistically recognize the position of nurses, he paid attention to the three axes of the values of the nursing profession, the difficulties of this job and the rightful demands of this class and said: serving the needy, bearing the suffering of patients and creating a sense of security and peace in the society are among the most important values of this profession.

Referring to the heavy shifts and difficulties in the working environment of nurses, Bamri clarified: economic pressures and sanctions have also affected the health system, but the nursing community has stood on the path of serving the people with its patience and efforts.

Emphasizing that the appreciation of nurses should not be limited to verbal praises, he said: providing livelihood, strict implementation of pending laws, timely payment of demands and dealing with job concerns are among the most important actions that officials should follow with a strategic view and away from slogans.

Imam Juma Delgan noted: People should appreciate the efforts of the nursing community and consider the demands of this group as part of the basic needs of the health system. Because strengthening the nursing community means strengthening the health, security and national identity of the country.

At the end of this part of his speech, Bamri wished success to the defenders of health and honored the memory of the martyrs of this field.

Imam Juma Delgan, in another part of his Friday prayer sermons, pointed to the place of the hijab in the progress of Iranian women and stated: The enemies are trying to instill the idea that the hijab is an obstacle to the progress of women, while Iranian women have proven their ability in various scientific, cultural and sports fields by relying on Islamic values.

He added: Hijab does not mean deprivation for an Iranian woman, but it can be a foundation for preserving her dignity and security within the framework of Islamic values and does not create an obstacle to effective presence in social and professional fields.

Referring to the presence of veiled women in universities, scientific and technical centers, the field of literature and sports competitions, Hojjatul Islam Bamri continued: Iranian women play a role in various scientific and social fields, and their presence shows that adhering to the hijab does not conflict with striving for progress and excellence.

He emphasized: Explaining the abilities and achievements of veiled women in various fields can be a practical answer to the claims that create a conflict between veiling and women's progress.

Martyrdom of believing women is a sign of oppressed people

In the final part of his speech, Imam Juma Delgan condemned these incidents, referring to the martyrdom of two believing and Mujahideen women alongside the defenders of security in Sistan and Baluchistan, and said: These crimes have once again revealed the violent face of the perpetrators of terror and at the same time, it shows the oppression of the people and their resistance to violence.

Bamri emphasized: The martyrdom of security defenders and these women does not weaken people's determination to deal with terror and insecurity, but increases their will to protect the country's security and stability.

In the end, by honoring the memory of security martyrs, he emphasized the necessity of preserving unity and standing against terrorist acts.