The establishment of a Blood Bank and Women Hospital in the city of Karachi is a promising step that the Al-Khidmat Welfare Society has taken and whatever they have so far done and whatever they would do in future is only to please the Almighty Allah as the serving to humanity is a great task ordained by the Almighty Allah.
In fact, it is the private sector that had played its dynamic role in provisioning facilities to the poor and deserving people irrespective to their cast, creed or colour and for that giant contribution, the philanthropic hands from the private sector deserved due regards and applause.
According to spokesman of Jamaat-i-Islami, Ameer JI Pakistan Syed Munawwar Hassan expressed these views while addressing the inaugural ceremony of Blood Bank and foundation stone laying ceremony of Women Hospital under the auspices of Al-Khidmat Welfare Society (AKWS) at Al-Khidmat Hospital, Nazimabad. JI Karachi Chapter General Secretary Naseem Siddiqui had performed hosted the ceremony while JI Karachi Chapter Ameer Muhammad Hussain Mahenti, JI Sindh Chapter Deputy Ameer Dr Meraj Ul Huda Siddiqui, Al-Khidmat Hospital Medical Superintendent Dr Kalim Khan, Roche Pakistan Country Manager Shabbir Halai, Umair Sana Foundation Chief Dr Kashif Ansari, Dr Saquib Ansari, Al-Khidmat welfare Society Secretary Engineer Abdul Aziz and other leaders were present and addressed.
We are not obliging any individual or group of people with the provisioning of facilities for the benefit of the people but we are thankful to the Almighty Allah that had enabled us to carve out such means so as to serve the deserving humanity and in this regard, again that donors from private sectors had played a splendid role, he said adding that it was the private sector that carried out all types of philanthropic jobs especially the health and education sectors were a candid manifest of heavily contributions from the private sector.
He said that a step ahead, the private sector is now playing a great job as regards to security amid ongoing devastating law and order situation. The contribution of the private sector is not limited to health, education or law and order but it is the private sector that is doing Jihad. They were the people from private sectors that were on Jihad in Kashmir, in Afghanistan, in Palestine and everywhere in the world while armed forces of the Islamic countries were simply a sheer symbol of decorative institutions. He said that as doctors had updated him, there were no adverse effects on health of the donor but improved health instead so everyone should come forward to donate blood for the sake of humanity. On the occasion, women offered cheques to the Ameer in donation worth millions of rupees, which they collected through strenuous efforts as they had visited the people of the city door to door for collecting donations.
Speaking on the occasion, Blood Bank Project Director and JI Sindh Chapter Deputy, Dr Meraj Ul Huda Siddiqui said that the mankind was Allah's family and serving the humanity would ensure Allah's blessing in return. The establishment of Blood Bank and Women Hospital under the aegis of AKWS is a sign of our determination that we would not see any poor die because of compulsion of not affording medical expenses. He said that the Blood Bank and Women Hospital are a gift for the people of the city.
He said that every care would be taken to keep the world standard and the Blood Bank and Women Hospital would certainly follow the 'AA' and 'BB' protocol. He said that 70 percent of country's total population is the youth so there should be no crisis of blood if the youth of the country was motivated and mobilised. AKWS Secretary Engineer Abdul Aziz in his address said that there would be no male in the Women Hospital and from the office of Medical Superintended to lower staffer, all would be females.-PR