Dr. Fariha Khan

Family Physician, Toronto

Fariha Khan, MD, a practicing physician in Peel Region, Ontario, dedicates herself to issues of social justice, poverty, international development, and civic engagement. A graduate of McMaster University and the University of Toronto with high distinction, Dr. Khan is an academic who educates and mentors young aspiring doctors. She is an advisor on mental health and poverty with the United Way Peel Region’s Public Policy Committee.
She promotes diversity, inclusiveness, and issues of human rights and civil liberties in Canada and as an active ambassador for the National Council of Canadian Muslims and The Canadian Muslim Vote. Dr. Khan is deeply involved with international humanitarian efforts as a Director for Islamic Relief Canada. She most recently helped to launch the Islamic Health Teaching Initiative at the Muslim Medical Association of Canada. Equally passionate about her faith, work, community, and family, Dr. Khan is the mother of four young sons.

Medical Missions

Bangladesh 2018

Jordan 2017

Yemen 2022

“If you’re reading this, in all likelihood you live in a place of relative peace, safety and predictability. The Rohingya people have lived without these for far too long. I was in the world’s largest Rohingya refugee settlement in Cox’s Bazaar, Bangladesh with IMANA to care for a continuous influx of patients in need of critical medical aid. The Rohingya refugees have nothing except the haunting stories of struggle and atrocities they endured, and continue to live in adverse conditions. What kept me going during this week-long medical mission was witnessing the resilience and spirit of children no matter their circumstances, SubhanaAllah they were all smiles and giggles after receiving the necessary medical care and attention to their needs”

Across IMANA’s programs we meet so many who could use your support. Please consider joining me in supporting one of the following causes:

1. ServeYemen
2. ServePalestine
3. ServeRohingya

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