Peace Dawah Media, a non-profit organization is set to celebrate its 10th anniversary on Saturday, July 5th, 2025, at the Islamic Education Unit in Kumasi, on the theme “Celebrating 10 years of God and Humanity, Empowering Progress: Past, Present and Future.” This milestone marks a decade of dedication to serving humanity and promoting Islamic values, and the organization is reflecting on its past achievements and looking towards the future.
Peace Dawah Media, was established on January 29th, 2015, in America and Ghana. Within 10 years, they have built 431 water boreholes across Ghana and Nigeria, providing clean water to thousands of people. Additionally, they have shared more than 30,000 Qura’ns with villages, promoting Islamic education and values.
The organization’s commitment to empowering vulnerable communities is evident in their various initiatives. They take care of orphans, blind students, deaf individuals, and widows, providing support and care to those in need. They have also built many schools, orphanage centers, and mosques, providing essential infrastructure for communities in need. Furthermore, Peace Dawah Media has constructed two Muslim mortuaries in Kumasi and a mosque for the Kumasi Central Prison.
One of the organization’s most notable projects is the construction of the first Islamic school for the blind in Ghana. This initiative aims to provide education and opportunities for visually impaired students, promoting inclusivity and equal access to education.
The Executive Director, Mr. Khalifa Faith has called on communities, corporate entities and individuals to support life-changing activities of the organization in order to continue impacting life’s across the country.
“For 10 years we have been upholding truth and integrity through philanthropic activities, this is the time for our companies to come on board and support us. We have outlined major projects that would be implemented across the country. And these are life-changing projects including education, Quran, individual support and among others.” He stated.