Bashir Farooq Qadri Injured After Fall During Türkiye Visit

Bashir Farooq Qadri, founder and chairman of Saylani Welfare International Trust, was injured after slipping and falling during a visit to Türkiye, according to information released by the organisation. He sustained a fracture to his shoulder and was subsequently brought back to Karachi for medical care.

Qadri arrived in Karachi at around 8:30am on Friday and was taken directly to Aga Khan University Hospital for further assessment and treatment. Doctors have conducted X-rays, medical tests and examinations, while his condition has been described as stable and improving.

Medical consultants have decided not to proceed with surgery immediately. Instead, they will continue monitoring his condition and review his medical reports after two days before deciding whether an operation will be necessary.

Bashir Farooq Qadri injured during Türkiye visit

The Saylani Welfare chief was reportedly injured after slipping and falling in the ablution area at the organisation’s head office in Türkiye during his visit to the country.

The fall resulted in a fracture to his shoulder bone, according to the information provided by Saylani Welfare management.

Following the incident, arrangements were made to bring him back to Karachi for medical treatment. He reached the city on Friday morning and was transferred directly to a private hospital.

No further details about the circumstances surrounding the fall have been provided beyond the information released by the organisation.

Medical team defers surgery for now

After Qadri reached Aga Khan University Hospital, doctors carried out the necessary diagnostic procedures, including X-rays, tests and a medical examination.

Following the initial assessment, consultant doctors decided to defer surgery for the time being.

His medical condition and reports will continue to be monitored. The consultants are expected to reassess him after two days and determine whether surgical intervention is required.

The decision means that doctors are currently opting for continued observation rather than immediately proceeding with an operation. Any further treatment will depend on his condition and the results of the follow-up assessment.

Condition reported as stable and improving

According to the update provided by Saylani Welfare management, Qadri’s condition is stable and showing improvement.

The organisation has not indicated that he is facing any other major medical complications. The current focus is on monitoring the shoulder injury and assessing whether surgery will eventually be needed.

As his medical team continues its evaluation, further decisions regarding treatment are expected to be based on his recovery and follow-up medical reports.

Saylani Welfare appeals for prayers

Following the incident, Saylani Welfare management appealed to people to pray for Qadri’s speedy and complete recovery.

The organisation also requested prayers for ease during the coming days as he undergoes medical monitoring and treatment.

Qadri is widely associated with Saylani Welfare International Trust, the organisation he founded and chairs. The latest update concerns his recovery following the injury sustained during his Türkiye visit.

What happens next

The immediate priority remains medical observation and recovery.

Doctors are expected to reassess Qadri after two days, according to the information released by Saylani Welfare. That assessment will help determine whether the shoulder fracture requires surgery or can continue to be managed without an operation.

Until that review takes place, his medical team will continue monitoring his condition and reports.

For now, the organisation has described his health as stable and improving, while requesting prayers for his full recovery.