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Sanaz Nezami died tragically at the age of 27 as her family members watched helplessly from thousands of miles away. But loved ones of the deeply faithful Muslim were able to see her death as a "miracle" after it helped seven other people live.
In Her Tragic Death, 'Miracle' Allowed Sanaz Nezami To Give Life To Others
Sanaz Nezami died tragically at the age of 27 as her family members watched helplessly from thousands of miles away. But loved ones of the deeply faithful Muslim were able to see her death as a "miracle" after it helped seven other people live.
After her death, the family allowed organ donations, saving seven American lives.
A good end to a tragic story.
Most of the Iranian people are good people...it's the nutjob mullahs and their extremist followers that are the problem.
In Her Tragic Death, 'Miracle' Allowed Sanaz Nezami To Give Life To Others
Sanaz Nezami died tragically at the age of 27 as her family members watched helplessly from thousands of miles away. But loved ones of the deeply faithful Muslim were able to see her death as a "miracle" after it helped seven other people live.
After her death, the family allowed organ donations, saving seven American lives.
A good end to a tragic story.
Nezami thought the difference between Muslims and Christians was superficial, so much so that she was part of a Christian congregation, her sister told the Journal. Nezami did charity work, and continued her studies for the same reason.
