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Saturday April 03 2021
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Sheikh Ndirangwa assumed the position following the abrupt death of his predecessor Sheikh Zubair Kayongo in April 2015.
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The head of the Muslim sect based at Kibuli Hill in Kampala, Sheikh Silman Kasule Ndirangwa, announced on Thursday evening that he had resigned as the Supreme Mufti.
Sheikh Ndirangwa assumed the position following the abrupt death of his predecessor Sheikh Zubair Kayongo in April 2015.
Sheikh Ndirangwa was the second to assume the title of Supreme Mufti of the Kibuli faction, which in 2009 broke ranks with the Uganda Muslim Supreme Council (UMSC) leadership at Old Kampala amid accusations of abuse of Muslim properties.
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Sheikh Nuhu Muzaata Batte’s candle burnt out last week December 4, sending the whole country into mourning. There was an outpouring of grief both in the traditional media and on social media platforms.
Many described him as the most fearless cleric of our time. Anybody who crossed him, tasted his wrath, from the mightiest like President Museveni, the Katikkiro Charles Peter Mayiga to the smallest like Eddy Kenzo or MC Mariachi.
He spared nothing in his verbal arsenal to attack anybody who he perceived as working at cross-purpose to the well- being of Islam, Muslims and Ugandans. That is why when the beloved director for Da’wa [Muslim propagation] breathed his last on December 4 at International Hospital Kampala, the outpouring of grief cut across religious and political lines, writes