Unity and Generosity Mark Nabugabo Swadaka Iftar 2026 at Masjid Aisha

Namungoona, Kampala – Saturday, 07 Ramadan 1447H / 2026

A spirit of unity, compassion, and community solidarity was witnessed on Saturday evening as Kampala Imams, Muslim business leaders, and members of the Masjid Aisha community gathered at Masjid Aisha in Namungoona for the Nabugabo Swadaka Iftar 2026.

The special Iftar brought together leaders and well-wishers to break the fast collectively while reflecting on the progress of Nabugabo Swadaka charity initiatives, which continue to support vulnerable Muslims across the country during the blessed month of Ramadan.

During the gathering, organizers highlighted the ongoing Imam Hostel Project, an initiative aimed at improving the welfare and accommodation of religious leaders who serve the Muslim community. In a strong show of support, Muslim businessmen and women present at the event contributed over UGX 16 million in cash, while pledges totaling UGX 31 million were also made toward the completion of the project.

Among the speakers was Imam Ahmed Sulaiman Kyeyune, who attended the event together with his mother. In his remarks, he commended Nabugabo Swadaka for its dedication to uplifting the Muslim community and urged more Muslims to support charitable initiatives that strengthen the welfare of Imams and vulnerable families.

The Chairman of Nabugabo Swadaka Association, Haj. Hussein Kaganda, expressed deep gratitude to the donors and community members for their generosity. He emphasized that the association remains committed to expanding its charitable outreach, particularly in supporting Imams, vulnerable families, and community development projects.

Speaking at the event, the Association Spokesperson, Haj. Kasule Zubairi, called upon Muslims across Uganda to actively participate in the organization’s humanitarian programs. He encouraged well-wishers to support the charity through the association’s digital platforms and outreach initiatives.

The Nabugabo Swadaka Iftar served not only as a moment of breaking the fast together but also as a platform to strengthen partnerships between religious leaders, business communities, and charity actors working toward the welfare of the Muslim Ummah.

As Ramadan continues, Nabugabo Swadaka reaffirmed its commitment to expanding charitable activities and ensuring that the spirit of generosity and unity reaches even more communities across Uganda.

Muslim Channel will continue bringing you updates on Ramadan activities and community initiatives across the country.

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