Hamdard introduced Hamdard Sehat, a monthly magazine edited by Hakeem Abdul Hameed, dedicated to promoting health education and spreading awareness of Unani principles.

The Hamdard Charitable Trust was established to channel the organisation’s earnings into public welfare, philanthropy, and initiatives supporting healthcare, education, and community development.

Rabea Begum, a pillar of strength in the Hamdard family, passed away on 5 October, marking a moment of deep loss and remembrance.

The All India Unani Tibbi Conference was founded to unite Unani practitioners across India, fostering collaboration and national recognition for Unani.

Hamdard Fortnightly was launched in Urdu and Hindi, spreading awareness about Unani medicine, holistic health, and everyday wellness to a wider, diverse readership.

The Institute of History of Medicine and Medical Research was founded, alongside Saifia Hamidia Unani Tibbia College in Burhanpur, MP, advancing Unani education and research.

Hamdard Research Clinic and Nursing Home opened, offering allopathic and Unani treatments together.

The Padma Shri was conferred upon Hakeem Abdul Hameed, celebrating his lifelong dedication to healing and advancing the Unani medical tradition.

Hamdard established its first Quality Control Laboratory at Hamdard Dawakhana, ensuring purity, consistency, and scientific rigour in Unani formulations across all its products.

Hamdard founded the Ghalib Academy to preserve and promote India’s composite culture.

Hakeem Abdul Hameed joined the governing body of Central Council for Research in Indian Medicine and Homeopathy (CCRIMH), contributing his expertise to guide national research in traditional Indian medical systems.

Hamdard College of Pharmacy was established at the IHMMR campus to provide specialised training in pharmaceutical sciences.

Hamdard founded Rabea Girls School, offering quality English-medium education to uplift and empower girls in Delhi’s Walled City community.

Hamdard Tibbi College was established to provide structured teaching and hands-on training in Unani Medicine.

Hakeem Abdul Hameed authored the book “Arab Medicine & Its Relevance to Modern Medicine,” imparting his knowledge.

Hamdard Tibbi College received affiliation from Delhi University, marking a major academic milestone.

The Centre for Advanced Socio-Legal Studies was established to promote high-level research and deepen understanding of social and legal issues at a global level.

HES was established to support underprivileged sections through counselling and residential coaching for competitive exams (IAS, IFS, IPS, etc.).

Hakeem Abdul Hameed authored “Exchanges Between India and Central Asia in the Field of Medicine”, exploring shared medical knowledge and cultural connections across regions.

Hakeem Abdul Hameed launched the “Technical Terms Project” to standardise Unani terminology, which was later adopted by the WHO in collaboration with the Government of India.

Majeedia Hospital was established as a teaching hospital under Hamdard Tibbi College.

Hamdard founded the Centre for South Asian Studies to promote research and deeper understanding of the region.

Hamdard published “Avicenna Treatises on Cardiac Drugs and Essays on Arab Cardio Therapy” and “Earth Element and Man and Search of a Solid Foundation of the Theory and Practice of Medicine”.

Hamdard received an award from the USSR during Avicenna’s 1000th birth anniversary.

The Hamdard Institute of Historical Research (HIHR) was established to promote rigorous research and study of the past.

Hakeem Abdul Hameed received the National Citizen’s Award from the Government of India for his exceptional contributions to healthcare, education, and philanthropic service.

Hamdard established the Centre for Federal Studies, advancing research in world politics.

Hamdard established Rufaida Nursing School to provide quality nursing education to girls.

Hamdard Public School was founded as an English-medium boarding institution, offering quality education and holistic development in a nurturing campus environment.

Jamia Hamdard was established as a deemed university by merging IHMMR, Hamdard Pharmacy College, Hamdard Tibbi College, Rufaida Nursing School, and Majeedia Hospital into one academic institution.

Hamdard Study Circle was established to guide and mentor UPSC aspirants, offering guidance and support.

Hakeem Abdul Hameed received the Padma Bhushan, recognising his exemplary service to humanity through contributions to healthcare, education, and social welfare.

The Hamdard Archives and Research Centre (HARC) was established as a centre for the history of Unani Medicine and to preserve the rich legacy and journey of Hamdard.

Hakeem Abdul Hameed, the visionary behind Hamdard’s modern legacy, passed away on 22nd July, leaving behind a life devoted to service to mankind.

Saeeda Hospital was established as the teaching hospital under Saifia Hamidia Unani Tibbia College (SHU), Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh.

Hakeem Abdul Hameed received the IRCICA Award posthumously from the Turkish Government, recognising his lifelong contributions to Unani medicine and education.

Jamia Hamdard earned an NAAC ‘A’ grade, becoming the first higher education institution in Delhi-NCR to achieve this accreditation.

The Government of India incorporated Hamdard’s Qarabadeen-e-Majeedi – a compilation of 178 formulations perfected over 50 years- into the National Formulary of Unani Medicine (Part V).

Jamia Hamdard and Hamdard National Foundation signed an MoU to set up the Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences & Research (HIMSR) on the Jamia Hamdard campus.

The Hamdard Institute of Medical Sciences and Research (HIMSR) was formally established, strengthening Jamia Hamdard’s presence in medical education and research.

Mr. Abdul Majeed was appointed as the CEO of Hamdard Laboratories.

Mr. Abdul Mueed passed away on 19th March 2015, leaving behind a legacy of invaluable contributions to Hamdard’s growth and vision.

Hamdard founded Heritage Global Public School in Faridabad to offer quality and modern education.

An MoU was signed with CCRUM & NRDC, Government of India to commercialize research-backed products and address unmet medical needs across healthcare.

Hakeem Hafiz Abdul Majeed founded a small Unani Dawakhana, laying the foundation for Hamdard’s mission of healing, care, and accessible wellness for all.

Hakeem Hafiz Abdul Majeed passed away at 40 on June 22, leaving behind a rich legacy of Unani wisdom that continued to guide Hamdard’s journey forward.