It pleases me, indeed it honors me, to always celebrate the honorable, to show their roles, and to highlight their values and achievements, because I always strive for everyone who possesses values, nobility, and excellence in giving, and purity in belonging. Sometimes, or often, I find myself deeply immersed and embodying the giving noble character as if it were me, and I do not consider that a flaw, but rather a virtue and a source of pride for me, for I adore the nobility of values and the excellence of giving.
Here it pleases and honors me to present my heartfelt congratulations, from the core of my heart to the prosperous in-law, the noble neighbor, and the friend with high values, Bashaw General Dr. Mohammed Ibrahim Al-Haroot, Sheikh by acquisition and merit.
Bashaw Dr. Mohammed Al-Haroot has given distinguished, elegant, professional, and unique contributions in two great and magnificent professions, where he has earned the "honor of soldiery," and excelled in its giving which extends to sacrificing life for the country, as well as the honor of the noblest human profession embodied in "the profession of medicine," the profession of humanity, helping people, easing their pains, troubles, illnesses, and lessening their groans. A service aimed at humanity and improving their lives, lessening their afflictions.
The profession of medicine is perilous and noble, so how outstanding is the giving when the one who practices it is noble!? Bashaw Dr. Mohammed Al-Haroot, through his perseverance, excellence in giving, and unique belonging to his country, has won and excelled in the noblest of two professions.
It honors me to present this congratulation of pride, to a man who excels in how he forgives, and how he pardons. Is there any nobility higher than this!?
I adore writing about those who are distinguished in character and giving.
Bashaw Dr. Mohammed Al-Haroot, you have given and performed excellently. You have belonged to your country, absorbed your noble humane profession, served your people, understood their demands, felt their pains, and eased what you could.
Lay down your soldiery weapons, after having served in it for (34) years. Remove its uniform, its decorations, its symbol of pride, cherish them in your heart, and record them in letters of light in your ledger of giving. And as soldiery has thanked you for what you gave, reciprocate the thanks for what it offered to you and enriched your experiences.
Brandish your scalpel, offer your expertise, knowledge, and experiences to the private sector that awaits you and your colleagues. The vast majority of distinguished private sector doctors in the Jordanian arena are your comrades-in-arms. And start another round of your giving to your country in the same noble humane profession, whose purpose is to alleviate the pains and sufferings of people, but in a completely different civilian life arena, much different from the arena of soldiery.
A man who excels in how he forgives and pardons, Allah be praised, how noble are you, Bashaw.
Bashaw Dr. Mohammed Al-Haroot (Abu Ibrahim), wherever you are, there is nobility, giving, and achievement, so forward. May God bless and protect you, and to your genuine person, all my respect.
