Dropping Condition and Need Blood Transfusion, Ustaz Yusuf Mansur Receives Blood Donations from Famous Quran Memorizers

Kapanlagi.com - Through his personal Instagram account on Wednesday (21/7) yesterday, renowned preacher Ustaz Yusuf Mansur gave news that he is currently in declining health. He needs a blood transfusion because it is known that the hemoglobin level in his body is quite low.

"This morning, July 21, 2021, with Allah's permission, my hb is alhamdulillaah "still" there are 5. very low. but still alive, hehehe. low red blood cells, low iron. everything, alhamdulillaah. assisted by extraordinary friends, leaders, and the RSPAD medical team. everyone is doing it wholeheartedly," wrote Yusuf Mansur, who is currently being treated at RSPAD Gatot Soebroto in Central Jakarta.

Ustaz Yusuf Mansur's hemoglobin level is not even half of the normal hemoglobin level in men. According to Dr. Rizal Fadli (via halodoc.com), hemoglobin or Hb has a role in binding oxygen in the blood and carrying it to the entire body. For adult men, the normal Hb level is in the range of 14-16 g/dL (grams per deciliter).

"They say the normal level for men is 14. but mine is 5. It doesn't even reach half.I have to immediately undergo a blood transfusion, otherwise, I will collapse. because everything is too low, it's too late to rely on food, supplements, and rest," he continued.

1. Can Get Transfusion from World Quran Memorizers

Yusuf Mansur admitted that he was assisted by the hospital to find donors for himself. Interestingly, these donors are not ordinary people. They are a series of the world's best Quran memorizers. Not only that, they also have a series of outstanding achievements in their fields.

"This is the process of blood transfusion (blood donation). The line of righteous donors, ready to be processed and screened this morning at RSPAD. Alhamdulillah. There are 10 people prepared. Later, 4 will be selected, the best and most suitable. All of them are the world's best Quran memorizers. Among them, Sheikh Baleid from Morocco, a calligrapher of the Quran in the royal courts of Morocco and Jordan. An international calligraphy competition judge. He has written so many copies of the Quran directly by hand, and he has written them in various countries around the world that he has visited," wrote Ustaz Yusuf Mansur.

2. Expressing Happiness

Ustaz Yusuf Mansur expresses his gratitude that he received a donation from the best people on earth. According to him, every cell has memory and a track record. Therefore, he hopes that the merging of his blood cells with the blood cells of the best people can have an influence on his life.

"The RSPAD allows me to choose and strive for whose blood I want to put into my body, to merge with my blood. This is where I see the Magnificence and Greatness of Allah. I know, I have many sins. My transgressions, my bad deeds, my wickedness... so Allah gave me the opportunity to receive blood from the best people on earth with His permission. The blood of the righteous, good people, extraordinary people, will certainly have a significant impact on my life because every cell has its memory. It has its track record," he said. 

3. Not the First Time

Upon hearing the news, a number of students from Pondok Pesantren Shigor Putra also held a prayer event together for the recovery of Ustaz Yusuf Mansur. Some netizens also joined in praying for the recovery of the preacher. "Masyaallah, syafakallah ustadz, get well soon and be able to preach again, ameen," wrote one netizen.

It is known that previously Ustaz Yusuf Mansur had been treated at the same hospital at the end of 2020. At that time, he was infected with Covid-19. Before being treated, the father of Wirda Mansur had been self-isolating at his home. However, in the end, he had to be taken to the hospital for further treatment.

The entire KapanLagi.com team joins in praying for the recovery of Ustaz Yusuf Mansur. Hopefully, he will quickly be granted recovery and be able to resume activities as usual. KLovers, the pandemic is not over yet. Let's always diligently wash our hands, wear masks, and avoid crowds.

(kpl/ums)