Introduction: Prayer is a way of connecting with God and with the Lord's prayer and Disease should not be a barrier to pray and worship God. But these conditions should be more patient about intimacy with God to provide. But these conditions should be more patient about intimacy with God to provide. A person protectionist, establish facilities for religious activities by patient selection bias spiritual support activities by the nurse. Methods: This study is a descriptive study on a population of 120 nurses working at Beast Hospital in Sanandaj. Data collection tool was a questionnaire consisting of 42 questions. (12 demographic questions, 30 questions about factors affecting perform the ritual prayer by patients in the hospital). Factors affecting in 4 categories (personal factors and environmental factors and the factors that support and advertising, patient-related factors) were classified. After entering the data in spss software using descriptive statistics were analyzed. Results: The results showed that patients admitted to perform the ritual prayer by the personal factors: reducing the workload of nurses (40/3%) and the environmental factors: built toilets for ablutions in the prayer room (34/5%) of space and facilities in every part of the prayer (30.3%) and determine the Qiblah in sectors (31.1%) from the perspective of nursing staff is very effective. There Qoran and other religious books in the hospital sector with 25.2% among the factors that most influence the prayer support. As well as between staff believes in prayer and its association with factors (personnel, environmental, related to the patient, supportive) significant relationship was observed. Conclusions: The results showed that the nursing staff to perform the ritual prayer by patients, according to a number of factors that affect the performance of this duty is divine. Therefore, it is recommended that the relevant authorities with serious measures, the necessary measures to eliminate the obstacles prayer taken by patients in hospitals and basic planning consent to provide patient.