Kyabasinga's leadership extended beyond religious instruction. He played a critical role in mediating conflicts, advocating for the rights of Muslims, and fostering a sense of unity and identity among his followers. His contributions were instrumental in establishing mosques, schools, and other institutions that became pillars of the Muslim community in Uganda.
This message was delivered during his heartfelt speech at the burial ceremony of Lady Zaituni Kabasita Akiiki, the mother of Haj Siraje Walusimbi, a prominent businessman based in Kampala.
A total of 3,000 trees were planted during the Bwikya Muslim Secondary School campaign.
