Eye Hospital Project:

Rahma-Tal-Lil-Alameen Eye Hospital is a project that can make a enormous contribution to mankind.  Restoring eyesight to those who have lost hope and improving the eyesight of many people around the world.

A healthy society must comprise of healthy people.  A human being is a creation of Allah (God), must be respected and have respected for it’s self.  Man can only be successful if he is healthy.  Keeping in mind the importance of health, this is why REH Trust purchased a plot of land and established the above objectives. The land purchased is ideally located to best serve people from Pakpattan and surrounding communities. The location is easily accessible by public transport.  The hospital will, by the will of Allah (inshaAllah), be equipped with up-to-date medical technology and facilities and will provide modern treatments to the poor. Pakpattan is a predominately rural area and the people there are very poor.  For a population of more than 1.4 million sadly, there is only one public hospital.  Most of the population are illiterate and the most basic understanding of hygiene is very poor – some people don’t even have the basic necessities such as soap, toothpaste and ladies sanitary items.  Many women, children and men have eye problems and eye disease due to the dust.  This is why the trust has identified and made its first priority to establish a modern eye clinic. Why the name “Rahma-Tal-Lil-Alameen Eye Hospital”:

Allah (the Almighty) says in the Quran: “Cooperate with each other in virtue  and piety and never cooperate with each other in sin and transgression (Chapter Al-Mai’idah, Verse 2)

In the light of the above verse, we laid down the foundation of REH Trust (the Trust).  The name of the trust is one of our beloved Prophet Muhammad’s famous attributes, meaning: “a mercy for the entire universe”.  With the blessing of his (peace be upon him) name, may the Trust administration and its supporters also receive blessing from name of this Trust. May Allah (the Almighty) grant health to the patients of this hospital and fulfil their needs by the sake of this name.

Construction Stages:

First phase: Acquisition of land, made access road, build boundary wall, establish telephone, water supply and electricity (completed).
Second phase: Hospital architecture and design lay down foundations and commence construction (completed).
Third phase:Ground floor construction (completed) and refurbishment (continue)
Forth phase: Complete the rest of building (first floor), equip hospital and employee staff (current)

Expendere to Date:

Proposed Building:

Ground Floor:

• Outpatients clinic where people will be examined by doctors.
• Clinical laboratory for diagnosis
• Pharmacy and specialty shops
• Reception and administration
• Private rooms for fee-paying patients

Second Floor:

• X-ray
• Operation theatre
• 5 General wards (Saiyid-ul-Kaunaine, Sayidina Siddiq Akbar, Sayidina Omar Faruq, Sayidina Osmani Ghani, Saydina Ali al Murtada)

Education Services:

Education plays an important role in every society.  But unfortunately, even basic education is not available to the general population in some areas of Pakistan. The Trust has established: 

• Education and Vocational Training Centre (like T.A.F.E. in Australia)
• Women’s Education Centre
• Computer Training Centre
• Library
• Reading Room (to improve literacy)

The Trust provides scholarships to poor and illiterate students - including free board and lodging – many are orphans.

Health Services:

Pakpattan is a predominately rural area and the people there are very poor.  For a population of more than 1.4 Million, sadly, there is only one public hospital. In the area of Health, the Trust plans to establish the following activities:

• Dispensary
• Children’s Health Clinic
• Clinical Laboratories
• Mobile Medical Unit (Ambulance)
• Health Education Clinics (awareness and protection against disease)
• Blood Bank
• Community Health Nurses
• Medical Training Centre (so enable health workers to do amongst the community and educate the people about health issues)
• Health Literacy (seminars)
• Old People’s Home (for those who do not have family to look after them)

Community Services:

The trust is providing

• Legal  and moral Aide given to the poor, helpless and oppressed
• Emergency relief camps during natural disasters
• Self-help assistance to the unemployed
• Qurban meat distribution
• Eid gifts
• Ramdan iftar
• Orphan sponsorships and care
• Financial relief to those who are overburdened by debt (Qardi Hasna).

Trust Achievements:

Since 1985, the Trust has been providing FREE TREATMENT and performing FREE OPERATIONS to thousands of ill people in the District of Pakpattan, Pakistan and its surrounding communities.  The Trust has been:

• Dispensing FREE MEDICINE
• Providing FREE PRESCRIPTION GLASSES and
• Conducting FREE EYE EXAMINATIONS and operations.
• Established 17 educational institutions for poor and orphans in different areas of Pakistan
• Established Women educational institutions
• Many disaster relief camps

Amongst our significant achievements:

• Conducted Mobile Eye-Clinics in Kashmir and Pakistan every year for the past 16 years
• Served more than 25,000 patients
• Performed more than 300 sight-restoring operations annually
• Provided FREE treatment, FREE medication, FREE eye-surgery, FREE glasses (spectacles)
• Completed the ground floor of the new Eye Hospital (Pakpattan) to serve the poor and needy all over Pakistan.

The Trust has established twice-yearly clinics in the District of Kotily and Nikial Sector of Azad Kashmir, where thousands of people were provided with the above services.  These areas are third-world.  There are no hospitals for miles and the poverty is grinding.  This is why it is imperative that a FREE EYE CLINIC is established in this area.