The late Imam was a renowned Islamic preacher at forums and on the state broadcaster (GRTS).
Imam Kah also taught Islamic Studies at both Gambia Senior Secondary School from 1978 to 1979 and at Muslim Senior Secondary School from 1980 to 1981.
Imam Kah was born on 21 October 1959 in Medina Daru of Nuimi in North Bank Region.
The late Imam studied Arabic Literature and Islamic studies in Libya from 1968 to 1978. He held B.A. in Arabic Literature and Islamic Studies and Certificate in Education.
He also had a Diploma in Personal Law from Rabat, Morocco.
He was a senior cadi at the Gambia Judiciary Institute and later became a principal cadi at the same institution.
He was a board member at the Gambia College Council and also a board member at Munazzamat Al-Da’wa Al-Islamia.
The late scholar was also a member of Gambia Prisons Visiting Committee.
Banjul – The rapid spread of COVID-19 in West and Central Africa, which has infected over 8,000 people and led to the deaths of over 200, has led to a shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE).
The Senegalese Ministry of Health yesterday reported 79 positive cases which brings the country’s total infection total to 4,328. The capital Dakar registered the highest number – 73% of the total registered infections.
The Gambia recorded it highest number of death cases due to coivd-19 with 10 new casualties yesterday, bringing the total registered by the country to 43- a crude case-fatality ratio of 2.8%, health officials reveal.
