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Dr Zahida Baqai Passes Away, Leaving Behind a Towering Legacy in Pakistan’s Medical Education

Last updated: December 29, 2025 3:49 pm
Irma Khan
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KARACHI: Pakistan’s medical and academic community is mourning the passing of Dr Mrs Zahida Baqai, founder of Baqai Medical University, a visionary educationist whose lifelong commitment to learning, ethics, and compassionate healthcare reshaped medical education in the country.

Her demise marks not just the loss of an individual, but the closing of a defining chapter in Pakistan’s private medical education sector—one written with perseverance, faith, and an unwavering belief in institutional excellence.

A life devoted to building institutions, not just careers

Dr Zahida Baqai was the architect of a dream that transformed into one of Pakistan’s most respected private medical universities. At a time when access, quality, and sustainability posed formidable challenges, she laid the foundations of an institution that prioritized discipline, ethical medical practice, and academic rigor.

Her leadership philosophy went beyond brick and mortar. She believed institutions must outlive individuals—and she worked relentlessly to ensure Baqai Medical University stood as a self-sustaining ecosystem of learning, research, and service.

A pioneer for women in leadership and academia

In an era when women faced structural barriers in higher education leadership, Dr Zahida Baqai emerged as a trailblazer, demonstrating that academic authority and compassion can coexist. She inspired generations of female doctors, educators, and administrators to pursue leadership roles without compromise.

Colleagues and students alike recall her as firm yet empathetic, deeply principled, and unwavering in her commitment to merit and professionalism.

Faith, service, and integrity at the core of her journey

Those close to her often described her life as guided by faith and sincerity. Her work reflected a belief that education is a form of service, and healthcare a moral responsibility rather than a commercial pursuit.

Tributes pouring in from across Pakistan’s medical fraternity emphasize her humility, moral clarity, and the personal mentorship she extended to countless professionals over the decades.

An enduring legacy in Pakistan’s healthcare landscape

Today, Baqai Medical University stands as a living testament to Dr Zahida Baqai’s vision—educating thousands of doctors, dentists, and healthcare professionals who serve across Pakistan and beyond.

Her legacy will continue not only through institutional structures, but through the values she embedded: ethical practice, academic honesty, and service without discrimination.

Final prayers and remembrance

“Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un.”

May Allah grant Dr Zahida Baqai the highest ranks in Jannat-ul-Firdous and give patience to her family, students, and the wider medical community she nurtured with such devotion.

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