The beginning of research on the spread of non-communicable diseases in urban management – Mehr news agency Iran and world’s news

According to the reporter of Mehr, Ahmed Shariati, on Sunday morning, in his speech during the 69th public meeting of the city council, offered his condolences on the martyrdom of Hazrat Zahra.s) He said: “These days, we are witnessing the farewell to the newly identified and unknown martyrs of the holy defense. Today is also the anniversary of the 4th Karbala operation, and for this reason, we honor the memory of the diver martyrs and other martyrs of that operation.”

He went on to say: Hijab literally means a barrier that separates two things, and it also means covering setter Hijab is considered as a woman’s covering in the popular language of today.

A member of the Islamic Council of Isfahan city said: Hijab means a cover, and a veiled woman means a woman who is covered with a veil. The word hijab is mentioned 7 times in the Holy Quran. In verse 59 of Surah Ahzab, God says about hijab: “Oh you The Prophet told the believing women and girls to put their coverings on themselves inferior to be recognized and not abused…”

He continued: The Prophetp) He said that a woman who perseveres to maintain her zeal and does her duty for God, God will give her the reward of a martyr. Also, Imam Sadiq (A) He says that it is not permissible for a Muslim woman to wear a scarf or a shirt that does not cover her body.

Personal and social health with hijab cover

Shariati stated: Hijab has existed in most nations based on historical texts, although it has gone through many ups and downs throughout history, but it has never disappeared.

He said: Historians attribute hijab and covering to the Stone Age, and in many of the works and motifs obtained, the hijab is from the pre-religious era. Hijab is a symbol of women’s position in every culture and civilization. Women in the Middle East have and have a stronger cover than Western women, and this proves that people’s view of women in a country like Iran is different from that of Western countries.

A member of the Isfahan Islamic Council stated: Women’s hijab was also unique in the ancient world, in the Ghaznavid, Seljuk, and Khwarezmshah governments, women used a kind of mask that covers the whole body, which has attracted the attention of foreign tourists.

He added: In Christianity, women’s hijab has been obligatory, according to Christian scholars, it means to cover the body with hijab, which existed before the time of Christ. In the Jewish religion, historians have talked about the normality of hijab and even reported strictness in this regard.
Shariati clarified: Islam has a careful statement regarding the health of the individual and society. In social relations, hijab is the secret of health and one of the noble human values ​​that causes brilliant spiritual works, which can be considered as one of the foundations of morality to repel vices.

Hijab is a character to see instead of a person

He said: Hijab means to see the character instead of the person and to say no to all the undisguised and outward looking. Hijab is the sweet smell of chastity flowers and long human steps in the alleys of meanings.

In another part of his speech, the member of the Islamic Council of Isfahan city, honoring the memory of the late Abbas Shibani, one of the helpers of Sediq al-Englab, said: He was a simple man and for many years he was present in the guise of a doctor and in different periods of the Majlis and Shura, which took a lot of effort. He was stable and in sync with the system.

He went on to say: “During the week of transportation, we had complaints from drivers of motor and fire services. While appreciating their efforts again, we must say that there is difficulty in the work of motor and fire service organizations, and because of this, people can retire early. become Managers should follow this issue as a group so that the retirement status of the hardworking employees of these organizations can be followed centrally.

Outbreak of diseases non-infectious

Referring to the prevalence of non-communicable diseases, Shariati said: Today, non-communicable diseases such as diabetes and blood pressure, fatty liver, etc. have become more prevalent in the society and every year around 41 million people in the world die due to these diseases. . 17 million deaths due to these diseases occur under the age of 70.

Stating that non-communicable diseases have also increased in our society, he said: Isfahan’s urban administration has a population of about 15,000 people, and an investigation on the spread of non-communicable diseases in this population is going to be conducted. We hope that the result will be the reduction of non-communicable diseases among the workforce and their better performance.