Written by: Ibn Al-Balad

When a man of the stature of the late Senator Jamal Al-Shawabkeh gives testimony to the brilliance and professionalism of body engineer and renowned scientist Dr. Mohammad Khaled Al-Buqai, it means a great deal.

During an Independence Day celebration organized by Alam Al-Buqai two years ago, which he sponsored, Al-Shawabkeh remarked:

“Al-Buqai performs what can only be described as miracles. He is a creative genius—truly one of a kind.”

In his speech, he explained that he himself had been treated at Alam Al-Buqai, having suffered from disc issues in multiple spinal segments.

“I used to take 12 different types of painkillers, and I stopped them all after being treated by Al-Buqai with his hands,” he said.

He also shared the story of a female relative whose left arm had been immobile—stuck to her side and unable to move either up or down. In just a 12-minute session, her arm regained full mobility after being treated by Al-Buqai.
Many doctors, he recalled, had previously told her that she had no chance of recovery and should learn to live with the condition.

Al-Shawabkeh noted that during his visits to Alam Al-Buqai for disc treatment, he witnessed a large number of patients from across the Arab world suffering from complex conditions—many of whom were healed by Professor Mohammad Al-Buqai.

He concluded his speech by wishing a speedy recovery to all Arab patients currently receiving treatment at Alam Al-Buqai.

“Sometimes, the healer we need is near our homes or within our country, but because we don’t know of them, we travel to hospitals around the world—only to end up back in the Eastern District of Irbid, entering Alam Al-Buqai in despair and leaving with tears of joy after God grants us healing through Al-Buqai’s hands.”

This “young old man” has become a legend of the modern age, after establishing the science of body engineering and manual therapy, attracting patients from far and wide—many of whom had lost hope after receiving final diagnoses from top international hospitals declaring: “No cure, no treatment.”

Several patients mentioned that orthopedic and neurological specialists had subjected them to extensive tests—CT scans, MRIs, and expensive clinical exams—only to prescribe painkillers and sedatives that ultimately did nothing of substance.

And when it comes to painkillers, sedatives, and narcotics—they have no place in Al-Buqai’s dictionary.
He fights them with everything he has, believing they weaken the body, leave it drained, and eventually lose their effectiveness entirely.

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