Al Hajj Fidahusein Haji Mohamed Khaki (1921–2016) was a distinguished philanthropist, community leader, and businessman whose remarkable journey of service and vision left a profound impact on the Khoja Shia Ithna-Asheri community across multiple continents. His life was marked by a deep commitment to uplifting others, fostering unity, and building institutions that continue to benefit generations.

Early Life and Migration to East Africa

Born in Mundra, India, in 1921, Al Hajj Fidahusein began his life in humble surroundings. In 1938, he moved to East Africa with aspirations of building a better future. Starting in Lindi and later moving to Songea, Tanzania, Al Hajj Fidahusein quickly established himself as a trusted businessman. His work was characterized by diligence, integrity, and a vision that extended far beyond commerce. He played a pivotal role in establishing religious, educational, and healthcare institutions, serving people of all faiths.

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