Assalam o Alaikum. I am Imtiaz Hyder. My children Azan and Maryam were diagnosed with Thalasseima at the time of birth. My wife and I were not only grieved about the fact that that our children have thalassemia, but also it was impossible for me to afford the expensive treatment of this deadly disease. But thanks to Al-Mustafa Welfare Society, who registered both my kids with their Thalassemia Unit. My children’s monthly treatment expense is around Rs. 40,000 and we do not have to pay a single penny for that.

Assalam 0 Alaikum. My name is Muhammad Shakir and my son/daughter Umm-e-Hani is a patient of Thalassemia and registered with Al-Mustafa’s Thalassemia unit since, 12 years. I am a poor laborer and I hardly manage to provide food and basic necessities of life to my family. I could never afford the expensive treatment of thalassemia. It is by the blessing of Allah and with the support of Al-Mustafa Welfare Society that I no longer have to worry to arrange for the expensive treatment of my girl/boy.

Assalam o alaikum, my name is Zahid Usman and I am 63 years old. As you can see, I have lost both my legs due to diabetes and I am also suffering with hearing and visual problems due to which even my family abandoned me. I am living in Gosha-E-Ameer Hamza (R. A.) since, 8 months. They have not only provided me shelter, but they also take care of all my medical and other needs, I am even provided proper diet to control my sugar levels. The staff here takes care of me as if my own children would. I am thankful to the administration of Al-Mustafa Welfare Society.

Gulzar Ahmed is 80 years old. He and his wife had nowhere to live in when their son refused to let them live in his house. The couple then took shelter in Al-Mustafa’s old age homes for men and women. He and his wife are happily living in Gosha-E-Ameer Hamza (R. A.) and Gosha-E-Fatima (R. A.) respectively, since, 2.5 years.

Naila works in houses as a cleaner and earns her living, her husband is a diabetic patient and therefore cannot earn properly for their living. Her 4 sons are living in my Home Al-Mustafa. She says it is hard for her to raise her sons on her own and give them proper education. Her sons also have vision problems due to which they had to face discriminatory behavior from family and friends. At My Home Al-Mustafa, her sons not only get proper education and other facilities, but the management of Al-Mustafa Welfare Society is also providing eye treatment to my sons. Me and my sons are happy now, they are getting proper education and all the facilities of life which I could only dream of and no one teases my sons any more due to their illness.

When Ghulam Abbas and Muhammad Amir lost both of their parents then the only person left in family was their elder sister Mrs. Naseema. Naseema and her husband Allah Dino are extremely poor as her husband is a laborer who works on daily wages. She was worried for her brothers’ proper up-bringing and education which she was unable to afford. Another reason for her anxiety was the lack of a healthy atmosphere due to which her brothers were gradually losing their morals. Ghulam Abbas and Muhammad Amir are now living in My Home Al-Mustafa since, two years. Naseema is now happy that both her brothers are not only getting good education but are also receiving all the facilities of life in a healthy atmosphere which she was unable to provide.