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  • Description:  Accepting a humanitarian award in 2000, Abdul Sattar Edhi said, "My greatest reward is the smile that flashes on the faces of suffering human beings, and the prize money of all these awards has always been utilized in spreading this smile. I myself am the owner of nothing, except a small 10-foot by 10-foot room that my mother left me in the alley where I first began my work, and the two sets of clothing that I wear...Edhi may be the most widely admired man in Pakistan, yet he remains little known abroad: Starting in 1951 with a free pharmacy in a poor neighborhood of Karachi, Abdul Sattar Edhi has inspired-by deeds more than words-the growth of a vast nationwide Charitable organization of ambulances, clinics, orphanages, asylums, shelters, mortuaries, hospitals, schools and kitchens staffed today by more than 7000 volunteers and funded entirely by private donations. Pakistan.
  • Credits:  Shahidul - (Bangladesh) Alam/Drik/Majority World
  • Keywords:  abdul sattar edhi, asia, charity, children, edhi foundation, humanitarian award in 2000, karachi, pakistan, portrait, shahidul alam, south asia
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  • Photographer:  Shahidul Alam
  • Owner:  Shahidul Alam
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  • Description: Accepting a humanitarian award in 2000, Abdul Sattar Edhi said, "My greatest reward is the smile that flashes on the faces of suffering human beings, and the prize money of all these awards has always been utilized in spreading this smile. I myself am the owner of nothing, except a small 10-foot by 10-foot room that my mother left me in the alley where I first began my work, and the two sets of clothing that I wear...Edhi may be the most widely admired man in Pakistan, yet he remains little known abroad: Starting in 1951 with a free pharmacy in a poor neighborhood of Karachi, Abdul Sattar Edhi has inspired-by deeds more than words-the growth of a vast nationwide Charitable organization of ambulances, clinics, orphanages, asylums, shelters, mortuaries, hospitals, schools and kitchens staffed today by more than 7000 volunteers and funded entirely by private donations. August 2004.
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  • Author: Shahidul Alam
  • Country: Pakistan
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  • Image Description: Accepting a humanitarian award in 2000, Abdul Sattar Edhi said, "My greatest reward is the smile that flashes on the faces of suffering human beings, and the prize money of all these awards has always been utilized in spreading this smile. I myself am the
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