List Of Ugandans
A * Abdullah Ssekimwanyi * Angelina Atyam * Apolo Kivebulaya * Aziz Azion * Abigaba Cuthbert Mirembe * Ali Fadhul B * Bazilio Olara-Okello * Beatrice Wabudeya * Benjamin Joseph Odoki * Bettinah Tianah * Betty Bigombe * Bright Rwamirama * Busingye Kabumba C * Chameleone * Charles Bakabulindi * Charles Mbire * Christine Kitumba * Crispus Kiyonga * Chris Baryomunsi D * Daudi Migereko * David Oyite-Ojok * David Wakinona E * Emmanuel Kakooza * Emmanuel Amey Ojara * Emmanuel Otala * Emmy Okello * Eriya Kategaya * Ephraim Kamuntu * Ezra Suruma * Edward A Bamucwanira F * Francis Butagira * Fred Mukisa * Fred Omach * Fred Ruhindi G * Gabriel Opio * Gagawala Wambuzi * Galdino Moro Okello * George Wilson Kanyeihamba * George K Turyasingura * Geoffrey Oryema * Gilbert Bukenya * Godfrey Binaisa * Godliver Businge H * Henry Bagiire * Henry Morton Stanley * Henry Mzili Mujunga * Henry Oryem Okello * Hilary Onek * Hope Mwesigye I * Idi Amin Dada * Irfan Afridi ...
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Abdullah Ssekimwanyi
Sheikh Abdullah Ssekimwanyi was the first Ugandan to make a holy pilgrimage to Mecca in Saudi Arabia in the 1920s. Making a pilgrimage to Mecca is the 5th pillar or obligation of the faith Islam. On his return, he urged Muslims to stop holding the daily Dhuhuri (noon prayer on Friday). He also started translating Friday khutuba (sermons) in Luganda and other local languages. He is the founder of Africa Muslim Community, Juma Sect, of Bukoto-Nateete. As of July 2009, there are an estimated 3,916,717 Muslims in Uganda. External linksThe History of Sectarian Differences Among Uganda's Muslims(Luganda) See also * Islam in Uganda References

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