A Journey Through Kibuli Mosque

Kibuli Mosque, established in 1972, serves as a key religious site for Muslims in Uganda. Its foundation was laid by the Ugandan Muslims to fulfill their spiritual and community needs.

The mosque boasts unique architectural features, including a magnificent dome and a minaret that captures attention. It stands on Kibuli Hill, offering panoramic views of Kampala. Beyond its spiritual role, Kibuli Mosque is a symbol of cultural identity for many Ugandans.

Must-See Highlights

🕌 Architectural Splendor: The mosque's design reflects a blend of traditional Islamic and Ugandan styles.

🌍 Scenic Views: Visitors can enjoy breathtaking vistas of the Kampala skyline from the mosque.

🕋 Cultural Significance: Regular community events and prayers strengthen the local Muslim community.

Accessible for free, Kibuli Mosque welcomes tourists, families, and historians interested in Islamic culture and Uganda's history.