Urgent Appeal to Support a Scholar Suffering from Multiple Myeloma
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Maulana Mohammad Sayed Noor Huzur, one of the distinguished scholars who played a key role in laying the foundation of education at Baitush Sharaf Adarsha Kamil (M.A) Madrasa, is currently suffering from Multiple Myeloma, a severe form of blood cancer.
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He is now at a critical stage—his hemoglobin level has dropped to just 5, far below the normal range, and his kidneys are also at serious risk, with creatinine levels rising close to 3. Without immediate treatment, there is a high possibility of multi-organ dysfunction, which could lead to the failure of multiple vital organs.
This disease causes abnormal growth of plasma cells in the bone marrow, severely disrupting blood production and directly affecting kidney function.
At present, he is admitted to Ideal Health Care Limited Hospital. His family is doing everything within their capacity to continue treatment, but the cost of chemotherapy, blood purification, diagnostic tests, medications, and related care is increasing beyond their means.
Supporting the life of a righteous scholar is not just an act of charity—it can become a Sadaqah Jariyah, a source of reward for the hereafter.
Muntasir Tariq, 46, is an English teacher from Chattogram and the sole earning member of his family. He is currently facing several serious health complications, including Hepatitis C, early esophageal varices, portal hypertensive gastropathy, uncontrolled diabetes, and multiple gallbladder stones.
At just 49 years old, Nazma Begum has been fighting liver cirrhosis for the past two years. What began as a sudden health crisis has turned into a long and painful journey of treatment, tests, medicines, and hospital visits moreover, her condition has become critical, and she urgently needs the operation .
Nur Jahan, a 62-year-old mother, is fighting a painful battle against cancer. But today, her family is facing another heartbreaking struggle—they have run out of resources to continue her treatment.
Her family has already spent nearly 12 lakh taka on her medical care, using everything they had. Now, they are helpless, with no savings left, but her fight for life is not over.