Beneficiary Statements:

The following statements were taken from patients interviewed at the Eye Camp (2004). These interviews can be found on the documentary video.

Statement No. 01

Name	Muhammad Sharif
Age	55
Occupation	Labor
Address	Colony Moutchny Pura, Pakpattan District
Education	Year 7

Interviewer
Why did you come here?

M.Sharif. I saw the banner in the city informing that the Rahmatal-lil-Alameen Eye Hospital Trust is holding an Eye Camp sponsored by Muslim Aid. So I came here to have my eyes checked. The doctor said that I needed an operation. This Eye Camp has given me a new life and I pray for them for providing this service.

Interviewer
What is your future hope for the Eye Camp?

M. Sharif: I hope that the hospital provides lenses and operations - which people used to have to go to the big city for and spend a lot of money – which they could not afford. REH and Muslim Aid has done an excellent job. The doctor has also performed a good operation. To See this on Video click here

Statement No. 02:

Name	Allah Buksh
Age	65
Occupation	Secretary, Union Council
Address	Pakpattan
Education	Year 10 (Matriculation)

Interviewer
Why did you come here?
Allah Buksh: My eyesight was blurred (cloudy) and I came here for treatment.

Interviewer
What is your future hope for the Eye Camp?
Allah Buksh: I have a great hope that people will receive successful treatment and the poor people will have a prosperous life.

Interviewer
What do you think of REH and Muslim Aid?
Allah Buksh: We are very thankful to REH and Muslim Aide that they have shown mercy in providing this service to the poor people.

Statement No. 03:

Name	Razia Bibi
Age	50 +
Occupation	Housewife
Children	3
Address	Pir Kariyan, Pakpattan
Education	None

Interviewer
Why did you come here?
Razia Bibi: I had an operation in one eye from somewhere else and it was not successful. I came here to see if they can fix that and also to check up for the other eye.

Interviewer
How will you benefit from the Eye Camp?
Razia Bibi: I just arrived here and I am waiting to see the doctor. Once my eyes are checked and fixed I will be able to see properly again. I will pray for these people for the rest of my life. When I heard that this Eye Camp and Hospital was being organized, I was very happy and thankful that someone cares for the poor people and is doing this type of work in this area.