Death of Serigne Abdou Bakhé Mbacké, Mouridism loses a voice of orthodoxy and truth

Author: senenews.comPublished on: July 9, 2026Country: Senegal

Society & Lifestyle

Death of Serigne Abdou Bakhé Mbacké, Mouridism loses a voice of orthodoxy and truth

Serigne Abdou Bakhé Mbacké, a Mouride religious figure, died this Thursday. He was known for his frankness and commitment to social justice, often reminding leaders of their responsibilities to the people. His voice of orthodoxy and truth will be missed in Senegal and the Mouride community.

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