Muslims make up 35 percent of Kenya’s population of 30,000,000, and many of them are presently going through dire economic circumstances, and can ill afford the high and spiraling cost of medical treatment.

Dr. Nurwalli said the camp cost SR 65,000 to run, and there were eight specialized doctors who participated in the camp’s project of carrying out operations and giving other treatment to the patients who visited it.

It is one of WAMY’s policies to provide various kinds of relief to Muslims everywhere, including medical relief, and to stand by them in their hour of need.