Dean's Speech

The scourge of disease has often revealed to us the weakness of great leaders, scholars, and tyrants, who never thought that they would suffer the harshest pain, deprived of the blessings of rest, sleep, food, sitting, walking, and enjoying what they had earned of money, wealth, power, and prestige, with the crown of health and wellness falling from above their heads.
As a mercy from God Almighty, whose mercy extends to all things, He has sent angels of mercy from human beings to extend a helping hand and provide means of healing to ease their pain and restore the crown of health on their heads. The sincere work that the university nursing staff provides day and night is in fulfillment of the pledge they made to themselves to do everything The energy they possess and the endurance of hard work with patience exceeds the patience and sincerity of the people closest to the patient when his illness becomes severe and the vast world narrows down for him. The nursing staff made themselves burning candles to light the path of health and wellness for others. May God bless you, dear graduates of the College of Nursing. May God grant you long life and may God Almighty grant you success in this blessed work in service to your brothers and sisters who are citizens of this country, the land of the prophets and the righteous. Follow the example of your ancestors and be a role model for those who will succeed you. May you live long.

Mr. Dean of the College of Nursing