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She thanked the mufti and Muslim community for advocating for Muslim women in the Constitution of Uganda Muslim supreme council structures. Now, Muslim women can engage in different portfolios of leadership across the country.
She expressed happiness because this has allowed women to be involved in National politics. She asked them to respect the leadership structure and use it to empower young women to cause positive transformation in their colleagues.
Hon. Kenyangi made these remarks on Sunday during the closure of a three-day Muslim women’s seminar at Ntungamo Muslim Headquarters Main Mosque.
Additionally, she challenged women to love their husbands so as to avoid domestic violence which apparently contributes to the deaths in the country.
Furthermore, she commended the district Kadhi Sheikh Swalleh Kashangirwe and his colleagues for organizing the seminar.
As Chief Guest, Hon Sophie Kenyangi donated 10 sewing machines for women to be trained in the field. She encouraged them to utilize this opportunity to increase income at the household level.
Muslims were also advised to work within the parameters of Uganda Muslim Supreme Council constitution to ensure growth and development. Several action points aiming at unity and enhancement of Women potential towards development were discussed.
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