
IRPC is founded
The first public da'wah pamphlets are distributed in Giridih, and the open-question invitation begins.
What began as a handful of pamphlets and an open invitation to ask anything has grown into a mission of da'wah, welfare and learning across Jharkhand.

In 2013, a small group in Giridih noticed the same thing again and again — people had sincere questions about Islam, and nowhere calm to ask them. Misconceptions hardened on both sides for want of a patient conversation.
So they began simply: pamphlets at the market, an open lecture, a promise that no question was too difficult or too small. From that one room, a community formed — and the work has never stopped growing.
“We never set out to win arguments. We set out to remove doubts — and to serve the people while we did it.”
— Shadab Ahmad, Founder & President (placeholder)
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The first public da'wah pamphlets are distributed in Giridih, and the open-question invitation begins.

Open lectures begin across the district — around 0 attendees over the year.

A public library opens in Giridih — children learn computers, Islamic studies and general subjects, free of cost.
The first organised winter blanket distribution reaches families sleeping on the streets.

Books, resources and outreach materials become available to volunteers and the public.

Over 0+ events in a single year as the YouTube channel begins to gain traction.

The flagship training programme launches and quickly moves online through the pandemic.

Live streams become a weekly fixture, and short reels reach entirely new audiences.

A second free library opens with a computer-learning corner for children.

Lectures and courses arrive in everyone's pocket — and we mark 0+ lives touched.
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We present Islam plainly and honestly — evidence over emotion, light over heat.
Everyone we serve is a participant, never a statistic — treated at eye level, with respect.
Da'wah and welfare are one work — we answer the question and we feed the family.
Nothing here is done alone — every volunteer, donor and neighbour is part of it.

Founder & President (placeholder)

Lectures & dialogue (placeholder)
Drives & relief camps (placeholder)
The story isn't finished — it's being written by everyone who gives their time, their voice, or ₹1 a day.