MA Oxford University, served for Pakistan Govt as chief conservator of forest. After retirement he settled in a village near Pirmahal. The area surrounding Pirmabal was poverty stricken. There were no hospitals in the local area and people had to travel a long way. He was touched by the situation and wanted to help poor people.

He believed in homeopathy & introduced a free clinic in Pirmabal town in 1967, funded by a market of 26 shops and formed a charity Trust. Soon the word spread & people started to come from far & wide.
Homeopaths started to see 250 people a day. So far to this day 3.62 million people have been treated.

As the area lacked proper health care facilities, his vision was to build a hospital to provide other health service’s like maternity care due to high motality rate and eye vision care due to no facilities. Unfortunately, he passed away and could not fulfil his dream’s.

Now MAB Trust is working hard to fulfil his vision. MAB Trust started building the hospital & has now completed the grey structure of four floors, covering an area of 52,720 sq ft. Work is going on inside the building.