This comes after one day when the mufti Mubaje was sacked by Uganda Muslim Supreme Council General Assembly due to incompetence and dishonesty.

Sheik Ramathan Mubajje

Addressing the media at Hotel African this morning, Mubajje pointed a finger at Basajjabalaba for funding conflicts in the Islamic faith.

Mubajje said only a few supporters of Basajabalaba met to sack and he would not yield to their demands.

The muslim faith in Uganda has been engaged in several wrangles, with two factions claiming autonomy from each, and now the main faction being divided among Mubajje and Bassajabalaba.

The two were accused by the Rajab Kayongo led faction based at Kibuli mosque of selling property belonging to Muslims and misusing assets of Muslims.

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Mufti Mubajje

This is after the lawyer representing sheik Hassan Kirya and three others told court that some sheikhs have approached his clients begging them to settle the matter out of court.

Sheik Hassan Kirya and three others through their lawyers, Fisal Mukasa and company advocates sued Mufti Mubajje, Kampala Businessman Hassan Basajjabalaba, Edrisa Kasenene , Drake Lubega and nine others challenging the sale of plot 30 on William street and plot 102 on port bell road in Luzira in Kampala.

Sheik Kirya and others dragged Uganda Muslim Supreme Council (UMSC) to order Mufti Mubajje and his colleagues to return the said Moslem properties which were sold to a city tycoon Drake Lubega.

However Drake Lubega informed court that he has no problem with the settlement if he is paid back.

Mubajje and his colleagues were earlier set free by Buganda road chief magistrate’s court citing lack of sufficient evidence to sustain the conviction on the said illegal sale of properties.

The row has since led to the division of the Muslims into two sections, one led by Mufti Mubajje and the other by Mufti Zubairu Kayongo.

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