We are an independent, charitable society responsible for collecting and disbursing zakat to mustehiq patients who visit the Aga Khan University Hospital and its secondary hospitals.
High quality treatment for many illnesses under one roof.
We received Shariah Certification based on a review of our processes by Shariah scholars.
Paying and mustehiq patients are both treated with dignity.
Zakat is one of the five pillars of Islam. When you donate your Zakat to The Patients’ Behbud Society (PBS) for The Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH), we guarantee your Zakat is used to treat the...
Breast cancer is responsible for over 24% of all cancer-related deaths among women in Pakistan. The disease affects women of all socio-economic classes. At The Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH...
The national figures for Pakistan for the prevalence of Hepatitus B virus and Hepatitus C virus (HCV) are 2.5 % and 4.9 % respectively . With a population of 200 million, this translates to a health...
Sana, a devoted mother of young children from Hyderabad, began experiencing recurring pain in her breast. At first, she sought treatment locally and even underwent surgery, but the pain soon return...
Imagine watching a movie, only to have the television suddenly muted, and you can't find the remote control. That would be an unsettling and frustrating experience for the average person. But this...
Hamza is nine years old today. In his short life, he has been diagnosed with blood cancer, told there is no cure, then brought to the Aga Khan University Hospital, where he underwent six months of can...
Unknowingly, Yaqoob was suffering from tuberculosis. Thanks to your generosity, he received an accurate diagnosis and timely treatment at the Aga Khan University Hospital that gave him a chance to recover and live a disease-free life.
Your Zakat and donations can make critical treatments possible for deserving patients! ❤️
At just 15, Muhammad Umais was diagnosed with leukemia, a life-threatening blood cancer. Weak, unable to attend school, and battling recurring fevers, his future seemed uncertain. His family, unable to afford treatment, turned to the Aga Khan Univers...
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