The philanthropist Hakim Said founded Hamdard University in 1991, which has campuses in Pakistan's Karachi and Islamabad. Its 350-acre campus is home to the central Bait-ul-Hikmah library, a collection of more than 500,000 books, including priceless historical works.

The faculty at Hamdard University in Karachi is diversified, and the university also has research centers, teaching hospitals, and engineering schools. prestigious organizations including HEC, PEC, PMDC, PBC, NTC, and PCP have acknowledged it.

The Sindh Assembly granted Hamdard University a charter in 1991, marking the beginning of its journey. Pioneering institutions are located on its expansive Madinat al-Hikmah campus, which adds to its rich intellectual tapestry.

Expansion resulted in city campuses in Karachi and other cities, demonstrating the university's dedication to excellence in education.

The continuous commitment to information transfer and research at Hamdard University, driven by idealistic principles, shapes improvements in society.