26-year-old Muhammed El Ahmet, who lost one leg and two arms after being electrocuted in Hatay, received a prosthetic leg worth 3 million TL and two bionic arms with the help of philanthropists. With the training he will receive by gaining prosthetic arms, Ahmet; He will be able to perform his basic needs such as prayer movements, drinking water, and going to the toilet on his own.
Muhammed El Ahmet, a 26-year-old Syrian living in Pınarbaşı District of Reyhanlı district, was making a living by welding with his father in Hatay, where he escaped from the war and took refuge. About 7 months ago, Ahmet, who went to repair the roof of a house in Kırıkhan district with his father, touched the 3-meter iron high voltage line in his hand. Ahmet was electrocuted when the iron in his hand touched the high voltage line. Ahmet, who was hospitalized as a seriously injured person, had his right leg and both arms amputated in a hospital in Gaziantep. Ahmet, who lost his limbs, tried to hold on to life despite the difficulties in his new life, after the days when he dreamed of marriage. Ahmet, who performed his prayers in the mosque before he became disabled and was sensitive about his worship, did not stop going to the mosque with the help of his family after the loss of his limbs. Seeing the situation of Ahmet, who continues his struggle for life by faith, on social media, the Relief for the Disabled Association took action and began to collect aid. Ahme was fitted with leg and 2 bionic arm prostheses, which were made for approximately 3 million TL. Muhammad, who has prosthetic arms and the training he will receive; He will be able to perform his needs such as prayer movements, drinking water, and going to the toilet alone.
"As a result of an electric shock 6 months ago, he lost two arms and one leg as a result of God's will."
Yasin Ahmedoğlu, who said that Muhammed, whom people call 'Mosque Bird', lost one of his legs and two arms in the unfortunate accident, said: "Muhammad's news came to us. When we wanted to visit him, he was looking at us from the window. His tearful mother and father told us that he had been praying for many nights. When I saw Mohammed, I was very emotional and we could not talk. Because seeing is not the same as looking, seeing from afar is not the same as being next to him. Muhammed already loves the mosque very much and since he could not go to the mosque for a long time, we went to the mosque together. Muhammed He said that he missed praying and praying a lot. They call Muhammad the mosque bird. He was doing all the cleaning and renovation of the mosque himself. He lost two arms and one leg as a result of an electric shock 6 months ago.
"Muhammad said that he missed the prayer movements, bowing, prostrating and praying the most while praying."
Stating that Muhammad can pray like everyone else with the bionic arms attached to him, Yasin Ahmedoğlu said, "To help us, we said, let's start with the leg and do the right and left arms as soon as we get it. Our social media people are very interested in this issue. Everyone started to give away Muhammad and we were surprised when we got the money he needed, alhamdulillah, when we said a few cents here. Today, Muhammad scratches himself by feeling himself with his bionic hand and I understand that he feels it. After 3 months of training with these bionic arms, he is in a better state." Muhammad will be able to go to the toilet himself from now on. We came from Istanbul to Hatay 6 times in 3 months. I am glad that we have seen these days. I say, let the state live, and the state will live again. Because there is no curtain between the prayer of the oppressed and God. The cost of the leg prosthesis is approximately 150 thousand TL and the cost of the arms is 2 million 750 thousand TL. When we talked to Muhammad's father, he said that he missed the prayer movements the most, bowing down, prostrating and praying. He said alhamdulillah, pointing to the Shahada finger in a few rehearsals. "May God grant him more success. His feet have accelerated with his training and he will get better with the bionic arms we wear." - HATAY