{UAH} Fwd: FRANK MJUJABI, UAH HAS REMINDED ME THIS, THREE YEARS AGO

Frank, bino byadda ssebo tova mu mbeera.

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From: Ahmed Kateregga <ahmedkatereggamusaazi@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 7 Jun 2016 12:09:50 +0300
Subject: FRANK MJUJABI, UAH HAS REMINDED ME THIS, THREE YEARS AGO
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Frank Mujabi, l had decided to ignore you, but with this public
challange, l have, at last, answered you like this.
l was born a Muslim and l am a Muslim of a fifth generation, where
Islam has part of my life and family both nucleus and indigenous
The first Muslim in our family was the later Bumbakali (Abubaker)
Semyano, who is buried in Gombe, Butambala, a Mujungute (Muslim
fighters under Kabaka Kalema and prince Mbogo based at Kijungute on
Buganda - Bunyoro boarder), son of Gubya, at Kisawo near Lukaya in
Buddu.
My great grand father, Asumani Mawanda Gunsiiriza Tabula was a
"kadogo" in Kijungute during the religious wars on the Muslim side,
and his brother Nyansi Bulenzi Kasajja was also a "kadogo" in Kabula,
after which he became a nominal Roman Catholic at his Mailo land
estates at Nnambiriizi in Mawogola, where he was a Muluka Chief, and
Mbaale-Kitaasa Bukomansimbi. The former settled ib Bukesa Mailo in
Ngando Sub County, Butambala.
Asumani Mawanda married Asia Nakato and converted her from
Christianity and she produced my grand father, and she died a Muslim
in 1977 aging 110 years and was buried at Nambiriizi in Mawogola.
My grand father, Zuli Arabi Iddi Dungu Mukasa Kimera, missed formal
education, where his uncle Nyansi Kasajja wanted to take him to a
ROman Catholic school at Kitaasa in Bukomansimbi, in fear that he
could be converted to ROman Catholicism ( l later studied in that
school).
He married the late Jemewo Nakanwagi, who was born a Muslim and died a
Muslim and was buried at Ng'ando Butambala. However her mother, was a
Christian, buried at Katengeeto between Kagologolo and Bukomansimbi.
My father, the late Sheikh Abaas Zuli Arabi Nkangabwa Kimera was
tutored by his uncle the late Sheikh Zaid Katereggamugenyasooka and
died District Imama, Masaka under Africa Muslim Community Juma Sect
Bukoto Nateete in 2002. l am his heir.
My mother Hadija Nankya is a Muslim, her father the late Hati Salim
Mubiru Busuli buried at Muguluka-Mateete Mawogola, was a Muslim, her
mother Mariam Nakabuye married at Lusaana-Kalungu was a Muslim. Her
grand fathers; Musa Nsubuga at Kyanjovu-Kitengeesa and Khalifani
Bakkabulindi at Lusaana were Muslims, so were her grand mothers;
Janati buried at Kyanjovu and Missa Nalubega buried at Lusaana.
Her great grand father, Saad Kifampa Kinywakyamaggwa buried at Kanywa
in Buddu, was the first Muslim in their family, as he converted to the
religion of his mother, who had separated from his father who was a
Christian at Golola in Gomba.
Frank, l am a solid Muslim. But in our sub clan, the majority are
Roman Catholics and we have no problem with Christians be ROman
Catholics, Anglicans or Balokole. My Muslim grand father (Zuli Mukasa)
was groomed by his nominal Roman Catholic uncle (Nyansi Kasajja) and
he succeeded his brother (Matiya Makaato) and l am the fifth
successor.
l started my schooling in a Qur'an school where l learnt to recite the
Holy Qur'an and Arabic alphabet, l studied CRE at primary and
secondary level, a masters in religion, so l can make comparizons, and
to me , Islam is superior to other religions.
Lastly, l am principled person, other wise, l would have fallen into
things however dirty they may have been. Over to you Frank.

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