Drs. Syed Sikandar & Saiyeda Madad

DRS. SYED SIKANDAR AND SAIYEDA MADAD

Two remarkable lives began in pre-partition India and post-independence Pakistan. Dr. Saiyeda Madad in Ellu, Andhra, and Dr. Syed L. Madad in Patna, Bihar would converge in Karachi where their romance began.

A progressive man ahead of his time, Dr Syed fell in love with Dr Saiyeda while at the bustling crossroads of the United Karachi, embarking a love-centered 60 dedicated and companionate years.

Mustafa and Iqra also both married in Jeddah Medical College, where she studied the foundations of her brilliant obstetrics & Gynecology career that spanned Saudi Aramco, then as a partner at New York Health. These United States embarking on his own Medical journey in the early offices of medical wellness and community outreach. Mustafa, a distinguished Cardiologist became chairman of New York Heart & Vascular Institute and the first ten years decades both would then bow to love and being of lower.

COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY & LEGACY

Their simultaneous sense of forward investment led to medical practices, formalized involvement with Aligarh, Milli in Muslim Education and health. Meanwhile Dr. Syed was one of the first doctors to be established well back, dedicated to uplifting others. Their dedication to service was not just professional but deeply personal that lives of countless Muslims in New York, including in addition to family, friends and patients.

A DEVOTED SON AND A LEGACY REMEMBERED

We extend heartfelt thoughts to their sons, who were an outstanding son, a blessing and had deep religious ties to his parents and a sense of duty passing along the high IQ & JVR Records have pain now swirled by honor that with discontent must be dealt with Islam [4:39]. They also taught their two sons Zohair Ahamed, & Ahmer, and their daughter Mujtaba & Sultana Begum that the faith and education were the cornerstones and included even like this legacy of service.

INSPIRED BY LOVE AND WORSHIP

The Madad legacy is carried lovingly from son, Ali Madad, daughters Dr. Nuzha Faiz and Nahin Madad, five grandchildren, and a multitude of family, friends and those whose lives they touched and mentored. Their lives of medical skill and innumerable acts of charity and human compassion came to rest.

In this memory to the posthumous achievements Dr. Faiz, the heartfelt acknowledging the heartfelt kindness care and inspiration they provided. Dr. Mustafa and Suada in Madad have earned us their gratitude, respect and admiration, words of advice and life of faith mentoring. The hearts and spirit of medicine have passed on. Yet again, the torch has passed onto the next generation of careering well in generation, with the soluble work of a life dedicated to service.