Biographical and Health Information Notice
This page is a professional biography, not a consultation or treatment guide. Its qualification and role statements are identified according to their available source. References to Unani medicine and Hijama are presented for biographical and educational purposes; they should not be used for self-diagnosis or self-treatment.
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Introduction to Hakeem Muhammad Ihsan Qadir
Hakeem Muhammad Ihsan Qadir, written in Urdu as حکیم محمد احسان قادر, is presented by UniTib as a practitioner and educator associated with Unani medicine, Hijama and natural-health education.
The professional information supplied for his UniTib profile identifies Fazil-e-Tibb-wal-Jarahat (FTJ), specialised cupping-therapy study and training relating to Ayurvedic medicinal plants among his areas of education. It also identifies him as the founder of Tibb-e-Jadeed and a co-founder of UniTib. Where a claim is based on the supplied profile rather than a publicly accessible certificate or register entry, that distinction is stated below.
Profile at a Glance
| Full name | Hakeem Muhammad Ihsan Qadir |
|---|---|
| Urdu name | حکیم محمد احسان قادر |
| Professional field | Unani medicine, Hijama and traditional-health education |
| Stated Unani qualification | Fazil-e-Tibb-wal-Jarahat (FTJ) |
| Stated additional training | Specialised Cupping Therapy (Hijama) and Ayurvedic medicinal plants |
| Professional roles | Founder of Tibb-e-Jadeed and co-founder of UniTib |
| Place of birth | Ferozwala, Sheikhupura |
| Registration/licence | QH-36601-A |
FTJ and Unani Educational Background
The existing UniTib profile describes Hakeem Ihsan Qadir as an FTJ-qualified Unani practitioner. FTJ is commonly expanded as Fazil-e-Tibb-wal-Jarahat and belongs to Pakistan's formal Unani educational context. The National Council for Tibb states that it is a statutory body established under the Unani, Ayurvedic and Homoeopathic Practitioners Act, 1965, and its website publishes information about recognised FTJ institutions and the FTJ syllabus.
Those official pages verify the institutional and regulatory context of FTJ education. They do not, by themselves, verify an individual graduate. The reviewed public version of Hakeem Ihsan Qadir's profile does not state his college, graduation year, registration number or a link to an individual register record. For that reason, this biography reports FTJ as a qualification declared in information supplied to UniTib rather than attributing documentary details that have not been published.
Hijama Training
The supplied biography also identifies specialised Hijama training through Minhaj University Lahore. The university currently publishes a course page titled Specialized Cupping Therapy (Hijama), confirming that this programme exists and describing its educational content. The institutional course page does not list individual graduates, so it supports the programme's identity but is not independent proof of personal completion.
Hijama involves practical procedures that require appropriate training, hygiene, infection control, screening and informed consent. It is not suitable for unsupervised home use merely because it is mentioned in a biography. People considering cupping should discuss suitability and risks with an appropriately qualified professional, particularly when they have a bleeding disorder, skin infection, significant illness, pregnancy, anaemia or use medicines that affect bleeding.
Ayurvedic Medicinal-Plant Study
Training in Ayurvedic medicinal plants is listed in the professional information supplied for this page. The earlier profile does not identify the awarding institution, course title, completion date or certificate number. This area is therefore presented as declared training and not as a separately verified academic degree.
Ayurvedic medicinal-plant knowledge has its own terminology, materia medica and principles. It should not be merged with Unani concepts or treated as a substitute vocabulary for Mizaj, Akhlat or Ilaj-bil-Tadbeer. The two traditions may study some of the same plants, but each describes them within its own theoretical and practical framework.
Unani Perspective and Areas of Interest
The earlier profile attributes to Hakeem Ihsan Qadir an interest in Mizaj, herbal and dietary management, Ilaj-bil-Tadbeer and the relationship between everyday habits and wellbeing. Within Unani thought, assessment is traditionally organised around the person's temperament, the condition of bodily functions and the circumstances that may preserve or disturb balance.
The profile also associates his work with education about digestive wellbeing, fatigue, joints and muscles, stress-related concerns, diet and lifestyle. These are descriptions of his stated professional interests, not promises that one practitioner, remedy or procedure can diagnose, prevent or cure every condition in these categories.
Approach to Traditional Health Education
His stated approach emphasises moderation, food, rest, daily routine and careful consideration of individual temperament. In a responsible Unani context, these subjects are not isolated slogans: they belong to a broader assessment of the person, environment and habits. Any individual prescription, formulation or regimental procedure requires an appropriate professional assessment.
This page deliberately describes Unani concepts within their own framework. It does not reduce them to allopathic terminology or use one system as the automatic standard for explaining another. Safety information is included because biography readers may otherwise mistake a professional-interest list for personal treatment instruction.
Tibb-e-Jadeed and UniTib
The biography supplied to UniTib identifies Hakeem Ihsan Qadir as founder of Tibb-e-Jadeed and co-founder of UniTib. A YouTube channel using the name Tibb-e-Jadeed was linked from the previous page. At the time of this review, the public channel contained very limited material and did not display an interview, qualification statement or biographical video about Hakeem Ihsan Qadir.
Because no relevant, identity-confirming video was available, this revised page does not embed a video and does not add `VideoObject` structured data. A future interview may be added if it clearly identifies the speaker, supplies publication details and is hosted by the practitioner or another traceable publisher.
Publications and Public Record
Exact-name searches conducted for this revision did not identify an independently catalogued book, academic article, institutional staff page or detailed newspaper profile for Hakeem Muhammad Ihsan Qadir. This does not establish that no such record exists; it means that a suitable public source was not located during the review.
The profile identifies registration/licence number QH-36601-A. No publicly accessible individual National Council for Tibb register link was located during this review, so the number is reported according to the supplied professional profile. His college and FTJ completion year remain unstated.
Editorial Verification Status
- Directly observable: the existing UniTib profile, the profile photograph, the linked Tibb-e-Jadeed channel and the content currently displayed on that channel.
- Institutionally contextualised: the National Council for Tibb's role and FTJ resources, and Minhaj University Lahore's published Hijama course.
- Declared to UniTib but not independently documented online: the subject's individual FTJ award, Hijama completion, Ayurvedic plant training, founder and co-founder roles.
- Not presently established: exact date of birth, college, FTJ completion year, practice address and a verified publication list.
This verification language is intended to preserve useful biographical information without converting an incomplete public record into unsupported certainty. It does not imply that an unpublished credential is invalid.
Health and Reader Safety
This biography does not recommend a herb, diet, Hijama session or other intervention for any individual. Traditional formulations and practical procedures may have contraindications and interactions. Seek individual guidance from an appropriately qualified practitioner, and obtain urgent medical assistance for severe or rapidly worsening symptoms.
References and Further Reading
- Professional information supplied for Hakeem Muhammad Ihsan Qadir's UniTib profile. Primary source for the name, photograph, stated qualifications, professional interests and organisational roles reported in this biography.
- National Council for Tibb. Official description of the Council's statutory role under Pakistan's Unani, Ayurvedic and Homoeopathic Practitioners Act, 1965.
- Recognized Institutions (FTJ) — National Council for Tibb. Official contextual source for recognised FTJ institutions; it is not an individual credential record.
- Specialized Cupping Therapy (Hijama) — Minhaj University Lahore. Official programme page confirming the course's existence and scope; it does not publish a graduate list.
- Tibb-e-Jadeed — YouTube channel. Digital channel linked from the previous profile; no relevant biographical video was available during this review.
- Cupping Therapy: Definition, Types and Benefits — Cleveland Clinic. General information about cupping procedures and possible adverse effects, including bruising and skin infection.
Last biographical, medical-safety and source review: 14 September 2026. Individual credentials are identified as profile-declared until a public certificate or official individual register entry is linked. Missing dates and registration details have not been inferred.