![lulanzeashirafu's tweet photo. THE 10 WONDERS OF KAMPALA OF OUR TIME
The 10 wonders of Kampala from 1958- 1968 and were;
[1] New Bulange
[2] Bahai Temple
[3] New Mulago Hospital
[4] UTV Mast at Kololo
[5] Apollo Woteeri
[6] Crested Towers
[7] Namirembe Cathedral
[8] Rubaga Cathedral
[9] Kibuli Mosque
[10] Uganda Museum ( Ennyumba y'Amayembe)
Later on, I shall extensively share with you my knowledge of how the other 9 Wonders of Kampala came into being one by one in my next chats but let us start with the Bahai Temple at Kikaaya.
Now hear it from the Horse's Mouth because I hail from a nearby village (Kulambiro) not far from the Temple and secondary because I have been "Omuswaswangule" of the town since 1959.
Uganda Mother Temple of Africa is the first and oldest Baháʼí House of Worship in Africa is famous for being the only Baha'i temple on the African continent.
The Baha'i House of Worship in Uganda was built between 1958 and 1961 with its foundation stone laid in January 1958 and the completed temple dedicated on January 13, 1961, and the Baha'i Faith was founded by Bahá'u'lláh born Mírzá Husayn-Alí in Iran.The Founder: Bahá'u'lláh founded the religion in 1863,
Core Message: His teachings focus on the oneness of God, the unity of all religions, and the equality of all mankind, encouraging people of all backgrounds to worship together in harmony.
Arrival in Uganda: The faith was later brought to Uganda in 1951 by early international and local pioneers, growing into one of the most vibrant communities on the continent.
By February 1952, four native Ugandans embraced the teachings and became the foundational local pioneers who actively spread the religion across the country and the continent:
Fred Bigabwa: A Mutoro who, alongside Crispin Kajubi, was one of the very first two local Ugandans to accept the Baha'i Faith in December 1951.
Crispin Kajubi: A Muganda who co-founded the earliest local community with Bigabwa. Prayers were soon translated and offered in Luganda at local residences.
Enoch Olinga: An Iteso veteran who became the third Ugandan to join the faith in early 1952. He is highly revered globally in the Baha'i Faith, later traveling to Cameroon to establish communities there. He was eventually appointed to the elite spiritual rank of "Hand of the Cause of God".
Peter Musoke: He completed the core group of the first four native believers who helped form the historic Local Spiritual Assembly of Kampala in April 1952.
Other Notable Early Figures
Max Kanyerezi: Another prominent early Ugandan believer. He pioneered internationally to Congo-Brazzaville to spread the faith and was later one of the three local trustees whose names were legally used to purchase the land on Kikaaya Hill for the temple.
Erisha Kiwanuka & Joseph Mbogo: Along with Kanyerezi, these native Ugandan Baha'is held the temple land in trust during its development.
Construction of the Ugandan Temple
Timeline: Construction began after the foundation stone was laid in January 1958, and the building was finished and officially opened in January 1961.
Architect: The majestic structure was designed by the prominent American architect Charles Mason Remey.
Materials for the building came from multiple continents, including roof tiles from Belgium, colored glass from Germany, mosaic tiles for the dome from Italy, and locally sourced stone and timber from here.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HST5HrpXEAA4dgP.jpg)
![lulanzeashirafu's tweet photo. THE 10 WONDERS OF KAMPALA OF OUR TIME
The 10 wonders of Kampala from 1958- 1968 and were;
[1] New Bulange
[2] Bahai Temple
[3] New Mulago Hospital
[4] UTV Mast at Kololo
[5] Apollo Woteeri
[6] Crested Towers
[7] Namirembe Cathedral
[8] Rubaga Cathedral
[9] Kibuli Mosque
[10] Uganda Museum ( Ennyumba y'Amayembe)
Later on, I shall extensively share with you my knowledge of how the other 9 Wonders of Kampala came into being one by one in my next chats but let us start with the Bahai Temple at Kikaaya.
Now hear it from the Horse's Mouth because I hail from a nearby village (Kulambiro) not far from the Temple and secondary because I have been "Omuswaswangule" of the town since 1959.
Uganda Mother Temple of Africa is the first and oldest Baháʼí House of Worship in Africa is famous for being the only Baha'i temple on the African continent.
The Baha'i House of Worship in Uganda was built between 1958 and 1961 with its foundation stone laid in January 1958 and the completed temple dedicated on January 13, 1961, and the Baha'i Faith was founded by Bahá'u'lláh born Mírzá Husayn-Alí in Iran.The Founder: Bahá'u'lláh founded the religion in 1863,
Core Message: His teachings focus on the oneness of God, the unity of all religions, and the equality of all mankind, encouraging people of all backgrounds to worship together in harmony.
Arrival in Uganda: The faith was later brought to Uganda in 1951 by early international and local pioneers, growing into one of the most vibrant communities on the continent.
By February 1952, four native Ugandans embraced the teachings and became the foundational local pioneers who actively spread the religion across the country and the continent:
Fred Bigabwa: A Mutoro who, alongside Crispin Kajubi, was one of the very first two local Ugandans to accept the Baha'i Faith in December 1951.
Crispin Kajubi: A Muganda who co-founded the earliest local community with Bigabwa. Prayers were soon translated and offered in Luganda at local residences.
Enoch Olinga: An Iteso veteran who became the third Ugandan to join the faith in early 1952. He is highly revered globally in the Baha'i Faith, later traveling to Cameroon to establish communities there. He was eventually appointed to the elite spiritual rank of "Hand of the Cause of God".
Peter Musoke: He completed the core group of the first four native believers who helped form the historic Local Spiritual Assembly of Kampala in April 1952.
Other Notable Early Figures
Max Kanyerezi: Another prominent early Ugandan believer. He pioneered internationally to Congo-Brazzaville to spread the faith and was later one of the three local trustees whose names were legally used to purchase the land on Kikaaya Hill for the temple.
Erisha Kiwanuka & Joseph Mbogo: Along with Kanyerezi, these native Ugandan Baha'is held the temple land in trust during its development.
Construction of the Ugandan Temple
Timeline: Construction began after the foundation stone was laid in January 1958, and the building was finished and officially opened in January 1961.
Architect: The majestic structure was designed by the prominent American architect Charles Mason Remey.
Materials for the building came from multiple continents, including roof tiles from Belgium, colored glass from Germany, mosaic tiles for the dome from Italy, and locally sourced stone and timber from here.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HST5HrmWMAA-xpN.jpg)
![lulanzeashirafu's tweet photo. THE 10 WONDERS OF KAMPALA OF OUR TIME
The 10 wonders of Kampala from 1958- 1968 and were;
[1] New Bulange
[2] Bahai Temple
[3] New Mulago Hospital
[4] UTV Mast at Kololo
[5] Apollo Woteeri
[6] Crested Towers
[7] Namirembe Cathedral
[8] Rubaga Cathedral
[9] Kibuli Mosque
[10] Uganda Museum ( Ennyumba y'Amayembe)
Later on, I shall extensively share with you my knowledge of how the other 9 Wonders of Kampala came into being one by one in my next chats but let us start with the Bahai Temple at Kikaaya.
Now hear it from the Horse's Mouth because I hail from a nearby village (Kulambiro) not far from the Temple and secondary because I have been "Omuswaswangule" of the town since 1959.
Uganda Mother Temple of Africa is the first and oldest Baháʼí House of Worship in Africa is famous for being the only Baha'i temple on the African continent.
The Baha'i House of Worship in Uganda was built between 1958 and 1961 with its foundation stone laid in January 1958 and the completed temple dedicated on January 13, 1961, and the Baha'i Faith was founded by Bahá'u'lláh born Mírzá Husayn-Alí in Iran.The Founder: Bahá'u'lláh founded the religion in 1863,
Core Message: His teachings focus on the oneness of God, the unity of all religions, and the equality of all mankind, encouraging people of all backgrounds to worship together in harmony.
Arrival in Uganda: The faith was later brought to Uganda in 1951 by early international and local pioneers, growing into one of the most vibrant communities on the continent.
By February 1952, four native Ugandans embraced the teachings and became the foundational local pioneers who actively spread the religion across the country and the continent:
Fred Bigabwa: A Mutoro who, alongside Crispin Kajubi, was one of the very first two local Ugandans to accept the Baha'i Faith in December 1951.
Crispin Kajubi: A Muganda who co-founded the earliest local community with Bigabwa. Prayers were soon translated and offered in Luganda at local residences.
Enoch Olinga: An Iteso veteran who became the third Ugandan to join the faith in early 1952. He is highly revered globally in the Baha'i Faith, later traveling to Cameroon to establish communities there. He was eventually appointed to the elite spiritual rank of "Hand of the Cause of God".
Peter Musoke: He completed the core group of the first four native believers who helped form the historic Local Spiritual Assembly of Kampala in April 1952.
Other Notable Early Figures
Max Kanyerezi: Another prominent early Ugandan believer. He pioneered internationally to Congo-Brazzaville to spread the faith and was later one of the three local trustees whose names were legally used to purchase the land on Kikaaya Hill for the temple.
Erisha Kiwanuka & Joseph Mbogo: Along with Kanyerezi, these native Ugandan Baha'is held the temple land in trust during its development.
Construction of the Ugandan Temple
Timeline: Construction began after the foundation stone was laid in January 1958, and the building was finished and officially opened in January 1961.
Architect: The majestic structure was designed by the prominent American architect Charles Mason Remey.
Materials for the building came from multiple continents, including roof tiles from Belgium, colored glass from Germany, mosaic tiles for the dome from Italy, and locally sourced stone and timber from here.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HST5HrjXkAAgg1r.jpg)
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THE 10 WONDERS OF KAMPALA OF OUR TIME
The 10 wonders of Kampala from 1958- 1968 and were;
[1] New Bulange
[2] Bahai Temple
[3] New Mulago Hospital
[4] UTV Mast at Kololo
[5] Apollo Woteeri
[6] Crested Towers
[7] Namirembe Cathedral
[8] Rubaga Cathedral
[9] Kibuli Mosque
[10] Uganda Museum ( Ennyumba y'Amayembe)
Later on, I shall extensively share with you my knowledge of how the other 9 Wonders of Kampala came into being one by one in my next chats but let us start with the Bahai Temple at Kikaaya.
Now hear it from the Horse's Mouth because I hail from a nearby village (Kulambiro) not far from the Temple and secondary because I have been "Omuswaswangule" of the town since 1959.
Uganda Mother Temple of Africa is the first and oldest Baháʼí House of Worship in Africa is famous for being the only Baha'i temple on the African continent.
The Baha'i House of Worship in Uganda was built between 1958 and 1961 with its foundation stone laid in January 1958 and the completed temple dedicated on January 13, 1961, and the Baha'i Faith was founded by Bahá'u'lláh born Mírzá Husayn-Alí in Iran.The Founder: Bahá'u'lláh founded the religion in 1863,
Core Message: His teachings focus on the oneness of God, the unity of all religions, and the equality of all mankind, encouraging people of all backgrounds to worship together in harmony.
Arrival in Uganda: The faith was later brought to Uganda in 1951 by early international and local pioneers, growing into one of the most vibrant communities on the continent.
By February 1952, four native Ugandans embraced the teachings and became the foundational local pioneers who actively spread the religion across the country and the continent:
Fred Bigabwa: A Mutoro who, alongside Crispin Kajubi, was one of the very first two local Ugandans to accept the Baha'i Faith in December 1951.
Crispin Kajubi: A Muganda who co-founded the earliest local community with Bigabwa. Prayers were soon translated and offered in Luganda at local residences.
Enoch Olinga: An Iteso veteran who became the third Ugandan to join the faith in early 1952. He is highly revered globally in the Baha'i Faith, later traveling to Cameroon to establish communities there. He was eventually appointed to the elite spiritual rank of "Hand of the Cause of God".
Peter Musoke: He completed the core group of the first four native believers who helped form the historic Local Spiritual Assembly of Kampala in April 1952.
Other Notable Early Figures
Max Kanyerezi: Another prominent early Ugandan believer. He pioneered internationally to Congo-Brazzaville to spread the faith and was later one of the three local trustees whose names were legally used to purchase the land on Kikaaya Hill for the temple.
Erisha Kiwanuka & Joseph Mbogo: Along with Kanyerezi, these native Ugandan Baha'is held the temple land in trust during its development.
Construction of the Ugandan Temple
Timeline: Construction began after the foundation stone was laid in January 1958, and the building was finished and officially opened in January 1961.
Architect: The majestic structure was designed by the prominent American architect Charles Mason Remey.
Materials for the building came from multiple continents, including roof tiles from Belgium, colored glass from Germany, mosaic tiles for the dome from Italy, and locally sourced stone and timber from here.
![lulanzeashirafu's tweet photo. THE 10 WONDERS OF KAMPALA OF OUR TIME
The 10 wonders of Kampala from 1958- 1968 and were;
[1] New Bulange
[2] Bahai Temple
[3] New Mulago Hospital
[4] UTV Mast at Kololo
[5] Apollo Woteeri
[6] Crested Towers
[7] Namirembe Cathedral
[8] Rubaga Cathedral
[9] Kibuli Mosque
[10] Uganda Museum ( Ennyumba y'Amayembe)
Later on, I shall extensively share with you my knowledge of how the other 9 Wonders of Kampala came into being one by one in my next chats but let us start with the Bahai Temple at Kikaaya.
Now hear it from the Horse's Mouth because I hail from a nearby village (Kulambiro) not far from the Temple and secondary because I have been "Omuswaswangule" of the town since 1959.
Uganda Mother Temple of Africa is the first and oldest Baháʼí House of Worship in Africa is famous for being the only Baha'i temple on the African continent.
The Baha'i House of Worship in Uganda was built between 1958 and 1961 with its foundation stone laid in January 1958 and the completed temple dedicated on January 13, 1961, and the Baha'i Faith was founded by Bahá'u'lláh born Mírzá Husayn-Alí in Iran.The Founder: Bahá'u'lláh founded the religion in 1863,
Core Message: His teachings focus on the oneness of God, the unity of all religions, and the equality of all mankind, encouraging people of all backgrounds to worship together in harmony.
Arrival in Uganda: The faith was later brought to Uganda in 1951 by early international and local pioneers, growing into one of the most vibrant communities on the continent.
By February 1952, four native Ugandans embraced the teachings and became the foundational local pioneers who actively spread the religion across the country and the continent:
Fred Bigabwa: A Mutoro who, alongside Crispin Kajubi, was one of the very first two local Ugandans to accept the Baha'i Faith in December 1951.
Crispin Kajubi: A Muganda who co-founded the earliest local community with Bigabwa. Prayers were soon translated and offered in Luganda at local residences.
Enoch Olinga: An Iteso veteran who became the third Ugandan to join the faith in early 1952. He is highly revered globally in the Baha'i Faith, later traveling to Cameroon to establish communities there. He was eventually appointed to the elite spiritual rank of "Hand of the Cause of God".
Peter Musoke: He completed the core group of the first four native believers who helped form the historic Local Spiritual Assembly of Kampala in April 1952.
Other Notable Early Figures
Max Kanyerezi: Another prominent early Ugandan believer. He pioneered internationally to Congo-Brazzaville to spread the faith and was later one of the three local trustees whose names were legally used to purchase the land on Kikaaya Hill for the temple.
Erisha Kiwanuka & Joseph Mbogo: Along with Kanyerezi, these native Ugandan Baha'is held the temple land in trust during its development.
Construction of the Ugandan Temple
Timeline: Construction began after the foundation stone was laid in January 1958, and the building was finished and officially opened in January 1961.
Architect: The majestic structure was designed by the prominent American architect Charles Mason Remey.
Materials for the building came from multiple continents, including roof tiles from Belgium, colored glass from Germany, mosaic tiles for the dome from Italy, and locally sourced stone and timber from here.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HST5HrpXUAAIfhg.jpg)
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