KARACHI: Maulana Bashir Farooq Qadri, the founder and chairman of Saylani Welfare International Trust, is reported to have sustained injuries after slipping in the ablution room of the organization’s head office in Saylani, Türkiye, resulting in a fracture to his shoulder bone.
MM News has learnt that the incident occurred during his visit to oversee the trust’s global humanitarian operations.
According to a statement from Saylani Welfare, Maulana Bashir Farooq Qadri arrived in Karachi at approximately 8:30 AM on Friday and was immediately transported to a private hospital for medical evaluation.
The organization has confirmed that his condition is stable, and all necessary diagnostic tests have been conducted.
A Legacy of Unwavering Generosity
Maulana Bashir Farooq Qadri’s injury comes as a momentary setback for a man whose life’s work has been defined by extraordinary philanthropy.
For years, under his leadership, Saylani Welfare International Trust has been a beacon of hope for millions, providing food, shelter, and essential aid not only across Pakistan but also in conflict-stricken regions like Gaza and other parts of the world.
His relentless efforts have ensured that countless families—regardless of faith or nationality—have access to basic necessities, transforming lives through sustained humanitarian intervention.
It may be added here that the trust’s vast network of food distribution programs, free hospitals, and educational initiatives stands as a testament to his vision of compassionate service.
From feeding the hungry to supporting refugees, Maulana Bashir Farooq Qadri’s work has earned him global recognition as a leader in humanitarian aid.
