About SADN
Established in 1994 · Serving communities through Education, Dawah & Community Development
Who We Are
Southern Africa Dawah Network (SADN) is a South African based organisation established in 1994 to assist the underprivileged communities in South Africa. Seeing the need to assist those less fortunate, SADN focuses on Education, Dawah and community development, with seven established centres across South Africa.
Over the years, SADN has expanded its projects beyond the borders of South Africa to neighbouring Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Swaziland, Lesotho, and Botswana, working closely with partners and other NGO’s on the ground to remain efficient and transparent.
Founded to support underprivileged communities through education, dawah and development.
Seven established centres across South Africa delivering education and community support.
Projects and partnerships extending into Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Swaziland, Lesotho, and Botswana.
Mission Statement
Southern Africa Dawah Network is a registered non-profit organization established 30 years ago to serve the underprivileged communities. We are committed to the establishment and promotion of quantitative education and learning institutes that serve to promote and develop a productive generation. Our main aim is Education, Dawah and Community development.
Our Impact
Our values
The principles that guide our work and partnerships across communities.
Transparency
We aim to stay accountable through clear reporting, trusted partnerships, and responsible delivery.
Community
We build with local communities — listening first and delivering support that meets real needs.
Excellence
We strive for consistent, high-quality programmes that uplift learners and strengthen families.
Integrity
We serve with sincerity, fairness and care in every project and centre activity.
Our Trustees
The leadership team guiding SADN's mission and operations.
President
Vice President
Treasurer
Director
Director
Trustee
Trustee
Trustee
Trustee
Our Staff
Head Office
- Yasmin Mohamed – Office Manager
- Huzaifah Noor Mahomed Dhoda – Finance Manager
- Abubakr Thembokwakhe Mseleku – Receptionist / Projects coordinator
- Feroza Rustom – Administrator
- Omar Mukthar Khumalo – Fundraiser
- Abdool Hassan – Fundraiser
Centre Staff
- Amaoti: Sheikh Maganga, Sheikh Cassim Phiri, Amina Makhathini, Mrs. Maganga
- Casteel: Imam Abbasi Fanika
- Umtwalume: Qassim Robert Lichman, Amina Jali
- M.A. Motala: Yousuff Mohammedy, Shabier Nhleko, Aliya Magubane, Mustafa Siraj, Shukran Ndlovu, Muzaliwa Rukabo Munonga, Suleiman Matodzi, Daud Ali, Hanifa Mazubane, Iman Soft Mapepa
*Staff lists are updated periodically. Photos for centres and programmes will be added in the gallery sections.
Our Partners
Working together with trusted organizations to maximize our impact.
South African Partners
- Willowton Group
- Albaraka Bank
- Al Imdaad Foundation
- Gift of the Givers
- Islamic Relief
- SANZAF
- Jamiatul Ulema
- Darul Ihsan
- IPCI
- Awqaf SA
- Penny Appeal
- We Feed SA
- Crescent of Hope
- Darul Yatama
- Arabic Study Circle
- Ashraful Aid
- Polokwane Muslim Welfare Trust
- Various Bursary NGOs
International Partners
- Dubai Charity Association
- Sharjah Charity
- Muntada Aid
- World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY)
- Munazamat Dawah Al Islamia
- Iqraa Trust
Good Governance
Committed to transparency, compliance, and accountability.
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Your donation helps us strengthen education, dawah outreach, and community development across our centres.
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