The Muslim Community in Nakuru has eulogized the late Chief Kadhi Athman Hussein who died on Thursday in Mombasa.
Led by Nakuru Muslim Association Chairperson Faez Ahmed Nasher, they termed Chief Kadhi Hussein as a leader who served with humility.
Nasher added that the Chief Kadhi was a person who always championed the unity of Muslims in all parts of Kenya including Nakuru.
According to the Nakuru Muslims Association Chairperson, the late Chief Kadhi did not look into the indifferences or tribe in his service but focused on the unity.
He termed the death a big blow not only to the Judiciary, but the entire Muslim Community.
“Alikua mtu mpole haangalii tofauti zetu Wala kabila. Alitaka sana waislamu waungane kua na umoja. Tunamuombea Allah amweke mahali pema Amin,” stated Faez Ahmed Nasher.
Many Muslims have joined in eulogizing the late Chief Kadhi as a leader of deep faith and rare wisdom.
He was a spiritual leader whose devotion to the growth of the Muslim faith and the nurturing of moral values profoundly impacted countless lives across the country.
His death was confirmed by Jamia Mosque Imam Sheikh Jamaludin Osman.
Sheikh AbdulHalim was appointed Chief Kadhi in July 2023 by the Judicial Service Commission, succeeding Sheikh Ahmed Mudhar after his retirement.