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2016 in Review

Assalamualaikum WR WB! Alhamdulillah, another year has passed and as we continue to pray for our brothers and sisters in war-torn communities, let us also continue to pray for the continuous success of IMAN in the different communities where we serve. We have highlighted the top events that IMAN has participated in for 2016 and to our IMAN Members, please feel free to send us a message to include yours! >Neurology for Non-Neurologists at PRASAT Neurological Institute, Thailand:As part of the ASEAN Program of Stroke Service Development, Qatar-based Nurse Bro. Mark Santos & Sis. Sherma Sappari has tapped IMAN as a regular delegate to the training which covers free tuition & accomodation. IMAN delegates who have participated in the Feb 1-12 Batch were Drs. Al Nasser Maca-alin, Aisha Aziza Ronsing-Guro, Sherwina Juljani, Fathima Marwa Abdulaziz and Faizar Kulani. Another 3-day Training was attended by Dr. Fauzia Jamiri last June 29-July 1, 2016. A 3rd Batch due to train in Ja...

2023-2025 IMAN Philippines Officers & Board Members

Meet the dedicated leaders of the Islamic Medical Association of the Philippines (IMAN) who continue to guide the organization with integrity, commitment, and service to the ummah.

Executive Officers

President: Dr. Zhamir Umag
Vice President: Dr. Naheeda Mustofa
Secretary: Dr. Khadija Uddin
Treasurer: Dr. Rocaya Vanessa Mangondato

Board Members & Committee Leadership

Community Service Chair: Dr. Precious Somairha Gio
Cotabato Chapter President: Dr. Mohammad Ali Amil
Board Member: Dr. Guiaria Camarudin
Cebu Chapter President: Dr. Maymouna Choudry
Board Member: Dr. Princess Sabdullah
Education Committee Chair: Dr. Zain Al-Abidin Nuruddin

Advisory Leadership

Immediate Past President: Dr. Abdul Nasser Maca-alin

May Allah guide and bless their leadership as they continue to strengthen IMAN’s mission of unity, excellence in healthcare, and compassionate service to communities nationwide and abroad.

Vision

A community of Muslim physicians who are competent, compassionate,
socially responsive, imbued with Islamic teachings and values, united in the promotion of health and well-being, and highly dedicated to the service of fellow men.

Mission

To establish a network of Muslim physicians and form linkages with other groups and associations in both medical and non-medical professions; working towards a healthy and progressive Ummah through education, service, and empowerment for the greater glory of Allah (SWT).

Objectives

The Islamic Medical Association of the Philippines, a non-profit, non-stock organization, shall aim:

1. To bind together all Filipino Muslim physicians into a solid and organized group of professionals

2. To promote better understanding of Islam as applied to the healthcare delivery system by organizing for continuing medical education (CME) activities with Islamic perspectives.

3. To encourage healthcare professionals to apply Islamic values and teachings in the conduct of their professions.

4. To establish professional linkages with other medical and non-medical organizations, both national and international, that will serve our mutual interests.

5. To actively engage with agencies of the national government in peace-building and social development.

6. To organize outreach programs for the community such as medical and surgical missions and lay fora.

7. To establish an effective and efficient referral system among its members.

8. To assist health professionals and medical students in career development through established linkages and scholarships.

9. To provide medical assistance to Hajj pilgrims and Muslim overseas foreign workers (OFWs)