The coming days will be challenging, but God has sent us help from His servants. When my father was admitted to the hospital in pain, we carried a great burden and constant worry. At that time, we did not know how the kind-hearted eased this weight for us, and the first among them was the nurse Farouk.

From the very first moment, we noticed that this nurse was different. He did not perform his duties as a routine; rather, he carried them out with sincerity and a kind heart. He treated my father as if he were his own, with all the respect, tenderness, and patience. He would check on him every day, reassuring him and asking him kindly, sometimes laughing with him, and calming our worries when we felt anxious. He had a broad chest and high morals. We never saw him complain or be indifferent. We would ask for him at any time, day or night, and he would respond with his usual smile and kind words.

In those days, we understood that nursing is not just a job; it is a mission, and Farouk was the best to carry this message. Thank you, Farouk, from the depths of our hearts. Thank you for being human before being a nurse. Thank you for your compassion, your manner, and your patience. We will never forget your kindness, and you will remain in our memory as an example of professionalism and humanity. May God reward you with all that is good and grant you happiness and success in this world and the Hereafter.