Jalalabad Blind Welfare Association was founded on 17th December 1964 as a medico-social volunteer organization. It was named after Hazrat Shahjalal (R.A) Mujarrad Yemeni, a famous saint. Social workers, business leaders, students, physicians, and well-wishers from many walks of life convened in the month of Holy Ramadan and organized the first pilot Eye Camp at Govt. Alia Madrasha, Sylhet, with the active assistance and cooperation of the District Administration. The initiative was established on 17th January 1965 by eminent eye expert Dr. T. Ahmed FRCS. The Association successfully organized Eye camps at the same location each year until 1973, with considerable excitement. To establish a permanent home, the Association began organizing in a tin shed house at Majortilla, Islampur, Sylhet in 1973. On 7 September 1975, the Association opened JALALABAD EYE HOSPITAL with twenty-five beds in a modest but hopeful manner. The tireless work of the committed volunteers resulted in the achievement of the target.
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ABOUT IBN SINAIbn Sina National Institution for Medical Studies is the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's first private medical college to be founded under the supervision of the Ministry of Higher Education. Promoted and associated with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's Al-Jedani Group of Hospitals, it is situated in the southern portion of the ancient city of Jeddah, along the gorgeous Red Sea shoreline. Ibn Sina effectively offers an adequate scientific environment for teaching and studying Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, and Nursing courses via a diversified group of highly experienced national and foreign academic members. To maintain worldwide educational standards, all programs employ the most current curricula available, allowing Ibn Sina to play a significant role in the development of competent, highly trained doctors and pharmacists. Ibn Sina was the first institution to effectively provide a pathway for Saudi and international students who are hesitant to go overseas to get an exceptional private medical education in their home or resident country. Continue reading.
Iraqi hospital in Baghdad
In 1964, four Iraqi physicians â Modafar Al Shather, Kadim Shubar, Kasim Abdul Majeed, and Clement Serkis â created the Ibn Sina Hospital in Baghdad, Iraq.
[1] It was acquired by the Iraqi government for a fraction of its genuine worth for use by Saddam Hussein, his family, and the Baath Party elite. Uday Hussein was hospitalized there in 1997 after a botched assassination attempt. [2]
