Is This The Most Ancient Swahili Town In Tanzania ? Pangani Town l Swahili Culture Pt 2

[@InspireForTravel]

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[@francisjuma8632]

Very informative video. Thank you!

[@escapetovalue6248]

Ive watched few of these videos now- getting a very good feel for the country. Very positive portrayal and non-touristy.

[@afro5380]

Outstanding natural beauty all round. I can feel the peace and harmony

[@yusufhaamid327]

Brother AsSalaam Alaikum, You’ve giving me a ton of things to research 🧐. I will surely look 👀 for your service if Allah permits me to Tanzania again. Thanks you.

[@InspireForTravel]

Welcome to Tanzania.

[@shemo8790]

This place reminds of Switzerland. It's s beautiful town that looks very peaceful and Serene. I have to come down and see this town next time I am in Tz

[@InspireForTravel]

Welcome.

[@ritamichael5155]

Thank you !!! Great historical sites tour , i hope you will show us the beach and hotels too

[@InspireForTravel]

You're welcome, thanks for watching. More videos on the way.

[@anduyaadventures2667]

The tour guide is well informed in this area! The content is dope 👌 There is a place in Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪 called Pangani ! This makes me to think 🤔 of visiting Tanzania for my vlogs ! ,much love and support from 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@InspireForTravel]

Thanks for the support. Karibu Tanzania 🇹🇿

[@mohammadeissa3376]

انوي الذهاب الي تنزانيا قريبا ان شاء الله واري ان فيديوهاتك رائعه و مفيده

[@tombimashri8149]

This is truly beautiful place

[@InspireForTravel]

It Is Indeed.

[@acholamum9590]

Thanks for touring

[@InspireForTravel]

Our pleasure!

[@eganpatricktabaro6252]

I'm loving your vlog brother. Many thanks for sharing your travel stories. Also kudos to this guide, he seems very well informed and passionate about his work.

[@InspireForTravel]

I'm glad you are loving the vlog. The guide is certainly well informed about the history of Pangani. Thanks for watch.

[@sabbob574]

Very informative 👏 thanks for sharing

[@InspireForTravel]

You're welcome.

[@Sahal.moktar9308]

great as usual Mr Amani

[@InspireForTravel]

Thank you for watching.

[@anitasimeon9000]

Beautiful place watching fr canada

[@InspireForTravel]

Thank you for watching. Welcome to Tanzania.

[@saudahassan6667]

Waaaao thanks nafurahi kuiona tanzania

[@womosilky]

This smart guide was amazing! So interesting! Asante sana for showing!

[@misschagga8042]

Nimempenda sana huyo kaka

[@theafricanjumbee4057]

I visited those places today

[@AfricaQueen]

Asante Sana Bro Safi Sanaaaa🙏🙌🙌🙌🙌👌🏾

[@InspireForTravel]

Karibu Sana.

[@mohameddasir6349]

Alaikum salaam wemba. The village you have shown is looking like indian village. Thanks for sharing your video 🙂

[@InspireForTravel]

Thank you too

[@alfred4686]

Actually if you approach Pangani from the sea then at the left side of the riverbank (Bweni) there is an old fort said to have been built by the Romans. An old history book (The White Nile ?) also mentions that the ancients Romans did land in East Africa, probably in Pangani, and where they were taken inland to visit a snow-capped mountain which they did not believe could exist in the tropics. The entire East African coast is replete of ruins and remnants of settlements of mainly Arab and Persian voyagers.

[@InspireForTravel]

Very insightful information, thanks for sharing.

[@norbertpires1518]

This brings back fond memories when I was a child, I used to come here for picnics. The place has changed a lot. I will return.

[@InspireForTravel]

I'm happy the video brought back fond memories thanks for watching.

[@kimmiekim1152]

Get video great tour guide 👍🏽

[@irenewile]

My beautiful country...

[@alonsobrazzel3011]

👍👌🇹🇿☻ - I just ❤LOVE those kind of Small Quiet Towns like MWANZA. 🇹🇿That Tanzania Tour Guide is Very Knowledgeable. He really knows his job. Tanzania Government should Teach Swahili and English in Schools Starting from Class One Upwards in ALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS in Tanzania so that every Tanzanian is Fluent in BOTH LANGUAGES. KUDOS to the TOUR GUIDE.👏👏👏 🇨🇦☻🇰🇪

[@InspireForTravel]

Thanks for watching.

[@tombimashri8149]

Unbelievable burying people alive do evil

[@Ralianstyle154]

we are taught English and Swahili in all public and private schools, ts just that in primary all subjects are taught in Swahili except English subject for public schools. in secondary and higher education we use English for all subjects for both private and government schools.. Tanzanians don't like English that's their major problem..but there are many Tanzanians who are fluent in English

[@theafricanjumbee4057]

Hey brother. I am on my way to pangani right now. If I want to connect with this tour guide, how do I?

[@MmungaMLTV]

Thank you very much. I see ( PANGANI TOWN )

[@InspireForTravel]

You're welcome thanks for watching.

[@saidalsalmi9313]

Abushir was an arab from Omani.

[@feisalmerali3595]

I am planning to visit Pangani Would like to get the telephone contacts of the tour guide

[@escapetovalue6248]

Yeh I like him too.

[@t-rob2943]

Great tour! Thanks from the USA

[@InspireForTravel]

Thank you.

[@Yedo25254]

Thank you. I didn't know Germany was once in East Africa!

[@111dudi]

He didn't mention how many innocent Africans were slaughtered by the Germans. He didn't mention it were the Africans who sold their own brothers to the slave traders, he didn't mention it were the Europeans who bought the slaves to take them to work in plantations in America. In Arabia there were NO plantations.

[@InspireForTravel]

Yes in fact the entire country was once known as Germany East Africa.

[@HassanAli-kq4sp]

I really like the greenery scenes of this historical town. I wish I could have a piece of land and live there.

[@InspireForTravel]

It's indeed a beautiful town 🇹🇿

[@SA-xj8hc]

You should check the history of Kilwa, is about the ancient before the arrival of Portuguese in 15 century. The hub of proper business such gold from great Zimbabwe which used to shipped from there to the outside world. Sadly a lot of travelers in the this region of the coast of east Africa they don’t have any idea about the history of the area because of information they have from Europeans who came just few centuries ago. Ibni Batuta who visited about almost 800 years ago in Kilwa said it was a metropolitan city back then. Eastern African coast is not just about slavery history which everyone say the way they like like the guide who say alive human were buried each corner of the house, we heard this kind of stories in some buildings in Zanzibar too, guys we are living the world of science and technology, we can use ground radar to confirm if it is true. You keep mention Bushiri, hahaha, he was was one of the richest person in Zanzibar, his house is today hotel Hayat Forodhan Zanzibar. This guy needs his own book about history. Good day.👋

[@InspireForTravel]

Very important historical information, thanks for sharing.

[@mcback4384]

Since it's your ancestors did it you can't agree but you can opposite that to nuts not sane people, your fathers were animals to Africans

[@kibatikombo713]

Nice and thanks all of you

[@InspireForTravel]

You're welcome thank you for watching.

[@peresamiradvocate]

Amani I know there were Jews of Yemen and Omen in Pangani as well your guide mentioned nothing not even the seven synagogue once there.

[@kazikazini1042]

The town is predominantly Muslim so that part of history might have been systematically erased or deliberately ignored.

[@InspireForTravel]

Thanks for this insightful information, this historical information may be found in the Pangani Museum.

[@francis5279]

Is Pangani on the coast towards Mozambique or Kenya?

[@InspireForTravel]

Towards Kenya.

[@RadhiaAlliey]

mzawa pangani mitajuu au usalama street

[@tombimashri8149]

There are many mixed Arabs who are dark skin many mixed born from Black/Arab mix, even indian/black mix children are dark skin. Especially Sudan Black/Arab mix also.

[@oludummo4593]

Africans in east África Still suffers from Stockholm Syndrome. For real. How sad/!

[@InspireForTravel]

Why do you say that?

[@honestyfirst2165]

May Allah the Almighty God preserve and bless the Omani Sultanate. They contributed greatly in civilization of east african, especially the coastal. The late King Qaboos, may Allah have mercy on him transformed Omanis from poor backward desert village communities to a properous nation.

[@sabbob574]

They kill a lots of ppl too. Chop their hands, genital and even decapitated Tanzanian

[@kamanyolabilajasho3833]

@@sabbob574 What've just said is from someone stuffed with porridge in the head instead of real brains.

[@alfred4686]

Huyu @@sabbob574 ni mtu ajisemeae asiyoyajuwa.

[@mcback4384]

Civilization is slavery and looting?

[@Salumchiwili2023]

Nasikitika sana nchi yetu serikali haijui kutunza majengo ya kale pangani ilikua ni mji wa kale wenye majengo ya kila aina kuanzia mahoteli hadi majumba ya kifahari lakini mengi yameharibika na serikali naona kabisa haina mpango wa kurekebisha 😢

[@yusufhaamid327]

InshaAllah

[@kimmiekim1152]

He said you can swim the crocodiles is on the other side yikes 🥰

[@kikalarashid9003]

My ancestral home. Ma sha Allah! Across the river. The village just under the cliff called bweni is where my bloodline starts. I'm happy to see home. Some of the info though.......I'll tell you is not true.

[@InspireForTravel]

Your ancestral home is beautiful, i enjoyed my time at bweni village the people are very generous. What did he say that is Not true?

[@mayazamzam7274]

He is lying!

[@halimamasai2234]

🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿🙏🙏🙏

[@InspireForTravel]

🇹🇿 🇹🇿 🇹🇿 🇹🇿

[@eddieeddie2755]

The History of that building is not correct 😕.

[@InspireForTravel]

Really? Could you explain why?

[@eddieeddie2755]

If you could ask the elderly people , unfortunately most of them they can't speak English.

[@seifmajid8088]

The tour guide lied to you when he told you that, some people have been buried in each corner alive, I am not sure if this guy is a Muslim, but if he is Christian, may be that explanation has been told from missionaries, just to mention bad things to Arab or Muslim people', so as when people will hear on this, it will touch in their mind about Islamic religion is really bad.

[@mcback4384]

@@seifmajid8088 what about slave trade Arab did for centuries in East Africa? Does it not barbaric more than sacrificing alive humans? If you killed lots of innocent people during slavery what was harder for you to use them as building materials while alive?

[@yahyashariff4558]

Your choice of who gives you information is redicoulso. This man is an ignorant despite his pretence of knowledge and most likely a born again born again Christian who has had a good negative drumming on Islam from summons. He said relationships were bad between arabs and African before, if that was the case Arabs would not have survived in most important towns in Tanzania including deep hinterlands like tabora, mwanza, ujiji, mtwara, singida and many other such place led where the Arabs made a good and harmonious living with Africans. Arab presence was not a security guaranteed presence like of the French in Algeria etc. Arabs took wives according to Islamic law and not out of illicit sex. That shows you their positive attitude to Africans. As I said elsewhere the the Swahili society in East African is made up of such marriages which included respecting your black brothers and sisters in-laws and there parents. My self we have such history of intermarriage with the most tribal natives dating back 3 centuries. And we know our grandmothers and great grandmothers to date and honour them. Problem is reality as in many cases is hidden and false narratives are what are churned out mostly out of religious hate spreading.

[@mcback4384]

You were slave traders

[@kamanyolabilajasho3833]

I wish I could believe the tour guide that house was build on sacrificed humans! Same old line shit in Zanzibar a church was build on the a place where slaves were butchered...well it shows how the early missionaries did a good job in creating this myth..

[@joedias7946]

This verandahs outside house Are quite common where the Portuguese have made their Presence. You will find them in Goa. All the invading Europeans left there mark on the east African coastline. The omani Arabs certainly did. The British operated a Type of apartheid they rarely Inter married with the indigenous people. They were Here strictly for business. They came for the resources of the land. Sisal,gold, diamonds . Sugar. Cash crops Etc etc. The railway network was Extremely poor for a country Like Tanzania. The British Did not invest very much in Building railways When they left in 1961. Hardly one tenth Of Tanzania had tracks. Tanzania had 5000 British Advisors.for the government. Very little was ever accomplished by these very Expensive personal Take the Chinese who have Transformed rail construction To such a level what the British did in 200 years was done in fifteen years.by the Chinese. These are facts. I am not a supporter of the Chinese. Tanzania was in a pauperized State after the British exit we should ask the British how Much loot they took from Tanzania.

[@InspireForTravel]

Thanks for providing this insightful information.

[@kamanyolabilajasho3833]

To put a balanced historical facts please make a film of Zanzibar especially Unguja and show us the mass graves of those killed in 1964..if you dont then your stories are one sided and should be shunned!

[@111dudi]

Why don't you dig the corners and recover the bodies and show to the world. The same stories told about bait al ajaib in Zanzibar, but when the building collapsed ,no human remains were found.Acheni uongo nyinyi. Mbona bado waislam? Rudini kwenye dini yenu ya kuabudu mizim. U didnt mention about the Omani Arab Abushir who fought for you Africans to resist the Germans colony. Looks u ve been brain washed by the westerners. Follow Isaya Benson Mwakilembe to understand the truth.mtafute Hawkins muingereza mnunuzi wa watumwa

[@mojambili637]

You can sponsor for that if you would like to

[@saadakhatibu8793]

Waomani sio walioleta dini ya kiislam wao ni maibadhi hali wenyeji sunni .bait al ajaib collapsed but not its foundation so you could not see what lay underneath

[@oludummo4593]

Omanis fought to keep enslaving africans you idiot They used the africans to fight for them against the british.not to protect Africans. It was the blacks fighting on both sides of as omanis and British.both armies were african forced to fight for arabs and english. Omanis came and distroyed African civilización.and used africans to build arab towns Stop your lies. You racist arab.

[@111dudi]

@@oludummo4593 big joke, why they are still Muslims, why do they still wear kanzu, why do they speak kiswahili (Arabic founded African language) ask yourself who took slaves to India Pakistan and Iran. You are shallow in knowledge of your own country.

[@yahyashariff4558]

If you talk on slavery then be fair and talk on the ills of colonialism in killings of Africans by Portuguese et all. Omani slaw very was there to an extent but a more accurate view can be seen from how Omani’s intermarried with the Africans. Almost all Arabs took african wives and had African offsprings. That’s the Swahili people we refer to now. Swahili mostly refers to the mixed race Afro/Arab who make up most of the East African coastal society. It is widely known among the coastal community that the Arabs never sought and brought wives from Arabia with very little exception but took local ones.

[@faisalwaafrica7478]

This tourguard he doesn't know nothing about history of pangani i hope the will interrogate him

[@InspireForTravel]

really? why do you say that?

[@abdulrahmanchege]

the building should be destroyed to kill that narrative of sacrifice

[@mcback4384]

No we have to keep it for reminding generations how ruthless Arabs were to our forefathers!