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Inside this week’s The Friday Call: Read how rival Muslim leaders come together on one platform, alongside a powerful call for unity at Maulid.
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African researchers have called for greater investment and leadership in HIV cure research, warning that continued reliance on external scientific breakthroughs could delay Africa’s access to life-saving innovations. https://t.co/sthNnwgWRa
The event is expected to bring together thousands of youth from across Uganda, including district and regional youth leaders, Islamic scholars, government representatives, development partners, entrepreneurs and professionals. :https://t.co/fjTmHF1rjE
Delivering the Friday sermon at Namavundu Mosque in Gayaza on July 31, Sheikh Swaleh Kiggundu Muna Bugerere said imams should use Friday and other congregational prayers to inspire Muslims to work diligently and grow their businesses: https://t.co/iRkBy4LDj5
From building schools in rural Uganda to sponsoring university education at home and abroad, House of Zakat and Waqf Uganda is leveraging Zakat and sadaqah donations to transform education, giving thousands of needy Ugandans access to opportunities: https://t.co/M6pDOw9DAa
The UMSC has directed Muslim-founded schools to seek approval from its headquarters before processing land titles, warning that failure to properly document ownership could threaten the institutions’ Muslim identity and future control. https://t.co/Ug7VtJJJZd
The debate returned to the spotlight after the Deputy Mufti of Uganda, Sheikh Muhammad Ali Waiswa, urged the government to implement a proposal to transfer the management of Hajj affairs from UBHA to the Uganda Muslim Supreme Council (UMSC). https://t.co/rwwDBkMCym
Faced with growing disenchantment within the Tabligh community, the leadership of the Nakasero Mosque-based Jamiyyat Al-Da’wah Al-Salafiyyah (JTDS) has moved to normalise relations with UMSC, formally pledging allegiance to the national Muslim body.
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The one-day gala brought together Muslim-founded primary schools from across the country in a celebration of sportsmanship, talent and unity. https://t.co/mgjYMxgnuF
The Ministry directed hospital administrators to ensure internship programmes begin on schedule, conduct induction and orientation sessions before interns assume clinical duties, and submit lists of those who report for duty by August 14, 2026.
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The guidelines, issued by the UMSC Education and Sports Department, say the funds will enable the Council to fulfil its constitutional mandate of supervising, supporting and developing Muslim-founded schools across the country.
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The Uganda Muslim Supreme Council (UMSC) has dismissed claims that it sells scholarship opportunities, insisting that beneficiaries are selected independently by the institutions and governments that sponsor the programmes.
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Fresh New Look, Same Trusted Source. Pick up this week's The Friday Call for in-depth coverage of Uganda's farewell to Gen. (Rtd) Moses Ali, Saudi Arabia's multi-visit Umrah visa, and more.
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Every marriage will experience seasons of joy and seasons of difficulty. Financial challenges may arise. Health may decline. Children may test your patience. Careers may change.
During such moments, it is not beauty that carries a marriage. It is kindness.
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The programme, held from July 10 to 12, brought together Muslim scholars, district leaders, Imams and youth leaders from the Rwenzori sub-region for series of activities aimed at strengthening Islamic education, leadership and socio-economic development
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