41 پاسخ به “چین در 10 روز بیمارستان جدیدی را برای مبارزه با کورو ویروس ایجاد می کند”

  7. We are far from doing the same in our country. Too bad that the priority of our government is the technology to destroy countries that do not share the interests of the political class.

  17. Attention Muslims from infected area of
    Coronavirus
    For Muslims special instructions
    There are hadiths from the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) that forbid the Muslim to enter a land in which the plague is occurring, and also forbid him to leave a land in which the plague is occurring. 
    Al-Bukhaari (5739) and Muslim (2219) narrated from ‘Abd ar-Rahmaan ibn ‘Awf (may Allah be pleased with him) that he said: I heard the Messenger of Allah (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) say: “If you hear that it (the plague) is in a land, do not go there, and if it breaks out in a land where you are, do not leave, fleeing from it.” 
    Al-Bukhaari (3473) and Muslim (2218) narrated that Usaamah ibn Zayd (may Allah be pleased with him) said: The Messenger of Allah (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) said: “The plague is a calamity (or a punishment) that was sent upon the Children of Israel, or upon those who came before you. If you hear of it in some land, do not go there, and if it breaks out in a land where you are, do not leave, fleeing from it.” 
    It was said that what is meant by the word taa‘oon (translated here as plague) is a specific disease that is known to the scholars and doctors. It was also said that it refers to any widespread disease (epidemic) that leads to the death of many people. 
    These hadiths indicate that the prohibition applies specifically to one who leaves the land where the plague or epidemic is occurring, fleeing from it. As for one who leaves for another purpose, such as trade, study or work, the prohibition does not apply to him. 
    This differentiation was noted by more than one of the scholars; in fact some of them narrated that the scholars were unanimously agreed on that. 
    An-Nawawi said in Sharh Saheeh Muslim: 
    Taa‘oon (plague) refers to boils that appear on the body.
    As for waba’ (epidemic), al-Khaleel and others said that it refers to the plague. Others said that it refers to any widespread disease. The correct view, as noted by the scholars, is that it is any sickness that affects many people in one part of the land, but not all of it; differs from ordinary diseases in the large number of people affected and in other ways; and where they are all affected by the same kind of sickness, unlike at other times, when people suffer from different kinds of sickness. 
    These hadiths indicate that it is prohibited to go to the land where the plague is occurring, and to leave that land, fleeing from it. 
    As for leaving it for a need that arises, there is nothing wrong with that. 
    The scholars are agreed that it is permissible to leave for work and other purposes, apart from fleeing from it. The evidence for that is the apparent meaning of the hadiths. End quote. 
    Ibn ‘Abd al-Barr said in at-Tamheed (21/183):
    This indicates that it is permissible to leave at that time, from the place where the plague is occurring, for ordinary travel, if the aim is not to flee from the plague. End quote. 
    Ibn Muflih said in al-Adaab ash-Shar‘iyyah (3/367): 
    If the plague breaks out in a land where you are not, then do not go to it. And if you are in that land, do not leave it, because of the famous saheeh report to that effect. What is meant by entering or leaving it is doing so for no reason except to flee from it. Otherwise it is not prohibited. End quote. 
    Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen said in Sharh Riyadh as-Saaliheen (6/569):
    The plague is a lethal epidemic – we seek refuge with Allah. Some of the scholars said that it is a particular type of epidemic, and it refers to sores and boils on the body of the afflicted person… And it was said that taa‘oon (plague) is a word that applies to any kind of epidemic that spreads rapidly, such as cholera and the like. This is more likely to be correct, because even if that is not included in the wording of the hadith, it is included in the meaning. In the event of any epidemic that spreads rapidly, it is not permissible for anyone to travel to the land where this epidemic has broken out, and if it breaks out when you are in that land, then do not leave, fleeing from it. 
    As for a person leaving that land, not to flee from it, but because he came to that land for a reason and has finished what he went there to do, and wants to return to his own land, there is nothing wrong with him doing so. End quote.

  25. It's great more people can be treated and that the local government is responding but from sustainability perspective these temporary buildings are problematic. Concrete and steel production are very heavy on the environment. A lot of this will end up in a landfill.

  38. The Beijing isolation hospital for SARS took Chinese builders 7 days finished it 17 years ago. It is still there in Beijing.

    This hospital is under Chinese central government's supervision. 4 big construction companies joined this project. Over 7000 workers and 24 hours working everyday until it's completed.

  40. Sure China, you've only got 12,000 sick and 200 dead when you started this. Sure. China locks down 60 MILLION people, builds two huge hospitals all for 12,000 sick people and a few hundred who died. NOT!!!!! You're all LIARS!!! Your citizens know this too as they are walling themselves up, bricking off their towns,. YOUR LIES WILL KILL MILLIONS!

  41. China need our prayers and we need to pray for the rest of the world no matter who they are … They need Faith to survive this … If it spreads to us … We gonna need Faith too… Lord help us all

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