By Felix Oketcho
The Office of the National Chairman has continued its Ramadan food distribution campaign, reaching four mosques across Wakiso District in a show of solidarity and support for the Muslim community during the holy month.
The day’s outreach began at Kasangati Main Mosque, where Hajjat Hadijah Nalozi addressed the congregation. In her remarks, she encouraged Muslims to uphold unity, strengthen their bonds as a community, and continue practicing kindness and generosity beyond the month of Ramadan. She emphasized that the spirit of compassion and good deeds demonstrated during Ramadan should remain a guiding principle throughout the year.
Following her engagement at Kasangati, Hajjat Hadijah proceeded to Nansana Main Mosque, Wakiso Mosque, and concluded the distribution at Kakiri Mosque. At each location, food items were delivered to support fasting families and vulnerable members of the community.
While receiving the items on behalf of the Muslim faithful, the Wakiso District Khadi, Sheikh Kigozi Erias, expressed sincere appreciation to the Office of the National Chairman for its continued commitment and consistent support to Muslims during Ramadan. He noted that such initiatives play a significant role in strengthening community welfare and promoting unity during this sacred period.
The Ramadan food distribution drive remains part of the Office’s broader commitment to community support and inclusive development across the district.
She commenced the distribution of food items to members of the Muslim community as part of its annual Ramadan charity initiative. This program is aimed at supporting families during the Holy Month of Ramadan, a time dedicated to prayer, reflection, and acts of generosity.
The distribution exercise began in Mukono, where the Senior Presidential Advisor, Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo, presided over the launch. She encouraged other organizations, leaders, and well-wishers to come forward and support vulnerable communities during this sacred period, emphasizing the importance of unity, compassion, and shared responsibility.
Hajjat Namyalo expressed her appreciation to the community for their continued support, including their participation in the recently concluded elections in which President Yoweri Museveni was re-elected. She reaffirmed the Office’s commitment to community engagement and social support initiatives across the country.
The Ramadan food distribution drive is expected to continue in other areas, reaching more families in need as part of the Office’s broader commitment to social welfare and community empowerment.Uganda Muslim Supreme Council (UMSC) has announced the sighting of the Ramadhan crescent moon, marking the start of the Holy Month of Ramadhan.
Director of Sharia, Dr. Sheikh Ziyad Swaleh Lubanga on behalf of the Mufti of Uganda, His Eminence Dr. Sheikh Shaban Ramadhan Mubaje, Dr. Lubanga congratulated Muslims upon reaching the sacred month and urged them to embrace worship and good deeds.
“We implore you to utilise this opportunity in devotion to the worship of Almighty God and strive to do good deeds in order to earn divine rewards,” he said.
He encouraged believers to attend religious learning sessions at their respective mosques throughout the month.
Meanwhile, UMSC Deputy Secretary for Religious Affairs Sheikh Salim Bbosa called upon security agencies to ensure the safety of worshippers, especially during night prayers.
He noted that many Muslims will be attending special Taraweeh prayers at mosques across the country
