Background: In fact, there are many Islamic hospitals in Indonesia, but they still do not have the characteristics of Islamic health services or based on the teachings of Islam. So that the identity of the Islamic Hospital as a health service is still lacking or not much different from other public hospitals. Nurses are categorized as being able to meet the biological needs of their patients as well. But in terms of spiritual nurses are categorized as not good because they have not been able to meet the needs of their patients, for example nurses have never asked the religion of patients, nurses have never advised patients to pray before taking action, and nurses never reminding their patients to do prayers. Aims: The purpose of this study was to find out how the patient's impression or response to Islamic nursing care at PKU Muhammadiyah Gamping Hospital. Methods: This study uses descriptive quantitative type with cross sectional approach. Respondents from this study amounted to 84 people, where respondents were inpatients of adult wards who had undergone treatment more than one day at PKU Gamping Hospital. The sampling technique is accidental sampling. Analysis of the data used is Univariate and is presented in the form of frequency and percentage. Results: The results of the study showed that the patient's perception of the provision of Islamic nursing care was 45.2% good and 54.8% was not good. Conclusion: It is recommended for hospitals to further improve Islamic nursing care in hospitals, especially Islamic based hospitals.