Hamdard is one of those most successful enterprises in South Asia that had a trivial origin and a very modest beginning, but within a short span of time it achieved the status of big business houses. Established first by an accomplished pharmacist and physician of Tibb-i-Unani, Hakim Hafiz Abdul Majeed in a tiny shop in Delhi, India in 1906 and then in Karachi, after the creation of Pakistan, by his younger son and a visionary physician, Hakim Mohammed Said in a two–room rented clinic of Tibb-i-Unani (Eastern Medicine), Hamdard made rapid progress, and within a short period its star products, especially Rooh Afza syrup, and effective herbal medicines become popular from end to end in the country and Hamdard became a household name in Pakistan.

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Hamdard Pakistan

Hamdard Pakistan's headquarters in Karachi, Pakistan

Chan Zeb

Farhan Qureshi

Farhan Saleem Siddiqui

Furqan Shamim

Javed Mustafa

Ali Jalali

Shayan Fatima

Faisal Baig

Farhan Muhammad Hussain

Faisal Shahzad

Muhammad Bilal Jutt

Hamza Jafri

Muhammad Ashar

Abutalib Bhutto

Syed Abbas Raza

Adnan Imran

Faizullah Jawad Syed

Uzair Hussain

Ahsan Baig

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Syed Shoaib Bilal

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Adan Afzaal

Moiz Ahmed

Resha Khalid

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Shayan Fatima

Furqan Shamim

Faizullah Jawad Syed

Aaisha Siddiqua

Fariya Sarfaraz

Annie Iftikhar

Faraz Abidi

Qurat Ul Ain

Raheel Ali Abbasi

Resha Khalid

Aamir Shabbir

Syed Shoaib Bilal

Uzair Hussain

Ali Jalali

Abutalib Bhutto

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