Specialty
Neurology.
Specialist in disorders of the brain, spinal cord and nervous system. The clinical foundation beneath his teaching and research.
Neurologist · Associate Professor
Advancing medical knowledge through teaching, research, and evidence-informed healthcare.
About
An Afghan neurologist and academic at Kabul University of Medical Sciences, whose work spans forensic medicine, medical ethics, toxicology and public health. He served as Director of Medical Affairs at Kabul Medical University and contributed to national health policy.
Specialty
Specialist in disorders of the brain, spinal cord and nervous system. The clinical foundation beneath his teaching and research.
Forensic causes of death, toxic substances and biological evidence, as a faculty member of the Department of Forensic Medicine.
Teaching clinicians about professional conduct and their responsibilities to patient welfare.
Poisoning, heavy metals, and detecting and removing arsenic from food and water.
Infectious disease, vaccine confidence and the barriers people face in reaching care.
University teaching, academic leadership and work on health-workforce policy.
Featured research
Books
Arsenic contamination in rice sold in Kabul's markets, connecting environmental toxicology to everyday food safety.
View recordThe German-language edition of his research on arsenic in Kabul market rice.
A Dari-language textbook on toxicology and the fundamentals of treating poisoning, for medical students and clinicians.
Library catalogCareer
Joined an Afghan delegation to Sudan for a professional exchange on health-workforce development and medical education, organized at the request of WHO's Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office.
Source ›Acknowledged among the contributors to the National Health Policy for Afghanistan's Defense and Security Forces (1394–1398).
Source ›Lectured healthcare professionals on the role and responsibilities of medical ethics in clinical practice.
Source ›Co-authored studies on arsenic remediation, COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy, forensic deaths in Kabul, a pediatric neurological case report, and barriers to tuberculosis control across five provinces.
Kabul University of Medical Sciences, Department of Forensic Medicine.
Contact
For academic correspondence, research collaboration, or speaking invitations.