Sad News: Sheikh Nuhu Muzaata Is Dead
Sad news reaching at our news desk indicates that Motor-mouthed Sheikh, Nuhu Muzata Batte died in the evening of Friday, 04, 2020 and his body is still at IHK, trusted sources tell.
Via his official facebook page, Parliament of Uganda Imam Hon. Latif Ssebaggala Ssengendo posted.
Innalilahi wainailayhi Rajoun😭
Sheikh Nuhu Muzaata has died, May Allah strengthen us this is a very difficult time.
“My good friend,Imam wa ba Imaam, you will be remembered as a person who fought for Islam and stuck by the truth, Nsaba Allah akulamuze kisa,Akusonyiwe byonna ebyakusobako akuwe e jannah.
Kitalo nyo nyo banange!”
For months, the vocal Muslim cleric has been unwell but the situation allegedly got out of hand when one of his wives Kulthum Nabunya moved out of their marital home in Kawempe after a bitter fight with the former.
“At the beginning of August, he barked at her when visitors were there and this humiliated her. She packed her things and left the home and this deteriorated Muzaata’s health diminishing his immunity because he couldn’t take care of himself for the last 4 months,” a family source told Blizz.
Who is Sheikh Muzaata?
Sheikh Nuhu Muzaata Batte, is a Muslim Imam leader in Uganda, also head of Dawa in Uganda, a teacher of Arabic, Islamic philanthropist, marriage teacher and councilor.
Sheikh Nuhu Muzaata Batte was born in the 1950s, to the late Adam Muzaata in Bwaise, Lufula Zone close to Kimombasa area.
His father was Adam Muzaata, a sheikh, as well as an Islamic religious healer. He used the Holy Koran to treat the sick (edduwa), which other Muslims criticise, saying it’s evil.
SHEIKH MUZAATA BIOGRAPHY : HIS EARLY LIFE
It’s said, the late Kamadi Muzaata, Sheikh Muzaata’s grandfather originated from Tanzania. He migrated to Uganda in the early 1800 and settled in Buganda region, during Ssekabaka Suna II, who was the Kabaka of Buganda between 1830 until 1856.
Muzaata’s father Adam Muzaata died in 1990 and was buried in Kazo, a Kampala suburb next to Bwaise. Later on Muzaata and other family members would then decide to transfer their father’s remains to Kigogwa, along Bombo road.
A source close to the Muzaata family disclosed that Muzaata also said that Kamadi Muzaata was a native doctor. He locally treated many people including one of Kabaka Ssuuna’s wives named Muganzirwazza. Muganzirwazza was the mother of Ssekabaka Mwanga II. But later on, Kamadi Muzaata shifted to Mbale where Nuhu Muzaata’s father was born.
But after some time, Mugazirwazza decided to offer Kamadi Muzaata a piece of land in Bwaise, such that her native doctor stays near her, and in case of any health need, he can attend to her quickly.
It’s said Kamadi Muzaata accepted the request and shifted to Bwaise, where he stayed until he breathed his last. His son Adam Muzaata turned his successor, and then in the 1950s, he produced Sheikh Nuhu Muzaata Batte.
Sheikh Muzaata grew up in Bwaise, and according to other Muslim Sheikhs in Uganda, Muzaata’s character, the abusive language he uses, is inherited from the area he grew up from, it’s very well-known Bwaise is a slum, congested and ghetto Kampala suburb, where every kind of criminality is found.
A close source says; ever since his childhood, Muzaata was a scarecrow, just like his father. His father was tall, energetic and dark-skinned like his son Muzaata.
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