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                             Oman and Zanzibar

             Some Images showing the historic Zanzibar - Oman Relationship.



 

1. The Dhows have always connected Cousins in both lands.

 

 

2. Dhows came in many sizes, their lineage is too ancient to determine. They are said to be "older than the faith."

 

 

3. The old Sultans honored them. For example, an immense water cistern built for the Sultan's family, in the shape of a Dhow.

                                        

 

4. They came in the hundreds from Oman and from other Arabic regions.

                            

 

5. During the trading season most of the town participated in this business in some way.

      

 

6. Later Traders from other Nations came.

    

 

7. So lucrative was this trade that the western merchants named their ships after their trading partners.     

               

 

8. Oman and Zanzibar leadership began to separate.

                                   

 

9. The Royal  family demonstrated continuity.

             

 

10. Solidarity                 

                 

 

11. Wealth

                          

12. and Leadership.

              

 

13. What once was almost an empire... is now just a memory.

 

  

 

14. The beauty of the past.

         

 

15. Now brings comfort only to those who remember.

 

                                      



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