





Sheikh Abdul Qader Al Jahdhamy
Sheikh Abdul Qader Al Jahdhamy is a Tanzanian-born Islamic scholar and humanitarian leader, currently residing in the Sultanate of Oman. With a deep-rooted commitment to serving humanity, he is the visionary founder and president of Al Wadoud Charitable Group, an international nonprofit organization dedicated to uplifting lives through a wide range of philanthropic projects.

Tanzania

Oman

Palestine

Kenya

Yemen

Uganda

Bangladesh

Nepal

Burundi

Sudan


Helping the Community Muslim Philanthropist
Guided by Islamic values and a deep sense of compassion, Sheikh Abdul Qader has led impactful efforts across 13 countries, including Tanzania, Zanzibar, Kenya, Burundi, Uganda, Sudan, Oman, Bangladesh, Nepal, Palestine, and Yemen. Under his leadership, Al Wadoud has successfully implemented life-changing projects such as the construction of masjids and madrasas, water wells, housing for the needy, and support for orphans, food distribution, clean water delivery, and medical assistance.
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Renowned for his humility, vision, and unwavering dedication to helping the vulnerable, Sheikh Abdul Qader continues to inspire others to serve with sincerity and purpose — building not only infrastructure, but hope.

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Over 200 PEOPLE Embrace Islam

One of the most spiritually impactful aspects of Sheikh Abdul Qader Al Jahdhamy’s humanitarian mission is his dedication to da’wah — inviting others to Islam with wisdom, patience, and compassion.
Beyond physical aid, Sheikh Abdul Qader has touched hearts through meaningful engagement, resulting in the reversion of more than 200 individuals to Islam, including members of the Maasai community in Tanzania. The Maasai, known for their rich culture and strong traditions, are among the most respected indigenous communities in East Africa. Sheikh Abdul Qader approached them with deep respect, fostering trust through consistent support — including clean water projects, food aid, shelter, and community care.
His sincere interactions and the Islamic values of mercy, justice, and equality inspired many Maasai families to embrace Islam voluntarily and joyfully.


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What People Says About Sheikh Abdul Qader


Khalifa Saidi
Digital Marketing Expert
"I have had the privilege of working closely with Sheikh Abdul Qader Al Jahdhamy for the past six years, and I have witnessed first-hand his remarkable dedication, humility, and vision. His leadership goes beyond building projects — it builds hope, transforms communities, and touches countless lives. Sheikh Abdul Qader leads by example, always placing sincerity and compassion at the center of his work. Working with him has not only been an honor but also an inspiration to continue serving humanity with the same spirit of selflessness and commitment."

Wilam Carry
Senior engineer
"Sheikh Abdul Qader’s efforts through Al Wadoud Charitable Group have brought light into the lives of many families in our community. From clean water to education and food support, his projects are not just about charity — they restore dignity and bring hope. We see in him a true leader who cares for people as if they were his own family."

Jr Robart
Human Right Activist
Collaborating with Sheikh Abdul Qader has shown me the value of visionary leadership rooted in faith and compassion. He manages to unite people from diverse backgrounds around a shared mission of service. His ability to turn ideas into impactful projects across many countries is truly inspiring, and he continues to set an example for humanitarian work worldwide.

Led by Sheikh Abdul Qader Al Jahdhamy, Al Wadoud Charitable Group has undertaken numerous impactful projects across multiple countries, aimed at restoring dignity and improving the quality of life for vulnerable communities. Through initiatives such as building masjids, providing clean water, supporting orphans, and delivering essential humanitarian aid, the organization continues to transform lives with compassion and sincerity.
Allah reminds us in the Qur’an:
“The example of those who spend their wealth in the way of Allah is like a seed [of grain] which grows seven spikes; in each spike is a hundred grains. And Allah multiplies [His reward] for whom He wills.” (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:261)”