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Mustafai Aiwan e Khidmat

بسم اللہ الرحمٰنِ الرحیم


                It is universally acknowledged that humans are social beings. Living together is a necessity for them because their needs are so diverse that no individual can fulfill them all on their own. They rely on others, and the principle of reciprocity plays a significant role in meeting their needs. However, the wheel of time sometimes turns in a way that the same person who used to provide becomes a recipient. In such cases, if the household, family, tribe, neighborhood, and society fail to provide support, it becomes the responsibility of the state to step in. Unfortunately, many states today prioritize exploitation rather than welfare. Consequently, certain institutions emerge within states to serve as shelters for the sick, helpless, and indigent individuals who are victims of the absence of home, family, clan, and government support. These welfare institutions are the benevolent pillars of society.

Welfare institutions operate with the assistance of philanthropists and government support. With the acceleration of globalization and advancements in technology that have turned the world into a global village, welfare systems across the globe have become more interconnected. When natural disasters occur, relief teams and welfare organizations from all over the world mobilize to minimize the damage caused and expedite the recovery process, restoring the pace of life. Their significance has multiplied in this interconnected world. The annual budgets of some major welfare organizations even surpass the budgets of many impoverished countries. These institutions provide essential aid and contracts to poor countries, making governments dependent on their assistance. Consequently, they acquire the ability to influence governments.