Afghan Medical Complex

The Afghan Medical Complex is a landmark in Islamic philanthropy, transforming zakat funding and Sharia-compliant social finance into lasting impact. Developed near Kabul, it delivers advanced medical and oncology care where it’s needed most.

Driven by integrity, efficiency, and measurable impact, the project demonstrates how faith-based development and Islamic finance can transform essential services.

The initiative exemplifies how philanthropic capital can be aligned with measurable outcomes, a model for zakat-driven impact investment and ethical, purpose-led project delivery.

  • Beds: 50 in-patient bed specialised oncology hospital

  • Facilities: Integrated in‑patient wards and out‑patient clinics for screening, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up

  • Services: Surgery and chemotherapy suites, imaging and diagnostics, patient education, and full-spectrum oncology care

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