Hakim Muhammad Said

Hakim Muhammad Said

founder Pakistan

Hakim Muhammad Said was the founder of Hamdard Laboratories, established in 1948 in Pakistan, and is renowned for introducing Rooh Afza, a herbal syrup that became a cultural staple. His vision extended beyond commercial interests, focusing on promoting wellness through natural remedies and educational initiatives, including the publication of Naunehal magazine for children.

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Pakistan Pakistan: Hakim Muhammad Said is the founder of Hamdard and introduced Rooh Afza in Pakistan in 1948. 8

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Dawn – Pakistan’s oldest and most widely read English daily, est. 1941: “Rooh Afza is not just a product; it represents the broader mission of Hamdard, which goes beyond commercial interests”