Written by: Ibn Al-Balad

After those who struggled with treatment spend a few days in “Al-Buqai’i World for Scientific Therapy”, they say: “We feel remarkable improvement.”
And after a while, they say: “We are going to bring sweets.”

Here, “Al-Buqai’i” means relief … it means joy … it means the beginning of a new life … it means a bright future after a past overshadowed by darkness.

I say “struggled” because they had searched the world for treatment, knocking on the doors of major hospitals across the globe—without benefit.
Their beautiful destiny finally brings them to “Al-Buqai’i World for Scientific Therapy” in Irbid, Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.

Among them are patients who suffered from various types of paralysis, herniated discs, spinal and abdominal issues, muscular atrophy, brachial plexus injuries, Parkinson’s disease, loss of balance, and many other complicated, intractable conditions. They all carried final reports from the world’s top hospitals that said: “We regret to inform you—no treatment, no cure.”

When we were young, we used to hear the phrase: “This is London… this is Cairo… this is Amman.”
But for the past four decades, we have come to hear: “This is Al-Buqai’i.”
A phrase that means hope, that means relief and joy, that means the challenge of defeating diseases, and that means celebration and distributing sweets.

“The Body Engineer, the distinguished scientist and researcher Dr. Mohammad Khaled Al-Buqai’i,” has no rival when it comes to unraveling the riddles of the most complex and stubborn diseases, transforming them into flexible conditions that return to life—just like any healthy human being.