| Zanzibar is a Island sub-state which is
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| | territory.
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| found in Tanzania, there are two main
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| | In 1873 the slave trade was classified as
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| Islands and several small ones which make
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| | the illegal business, the slave market in
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| up Zanzibar Archepelegio. The biggest
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| | Zanzibar was closed and the Protestant
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| islands are Unguja Island which is
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| | cathedral erected on the site, but the
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| popularly referred to as Zanzibar and
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| | institution of slavery was still open. Up
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| another Island is Pemba.
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| | to 1918 when British took over mainland
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| Zanzibar has a length of 96km long and an
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| | from Germans. During British
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| area of about 3,350sqkm, the Island is
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| | administration many former slaves found
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| separated by the channel of 35km wide.
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| | that their condition had changed and some
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| Zanzibar has typical coastal climate,
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| | of them were employed with low wages.
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| warm to hot all year round, it receives
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| | Zanzibar continued to promote with
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| more rainfall from March to May, and it
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| | expansion of trade in cloves and other
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| is windier than the mainland. These
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| | spices.
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| favourable conditions have had a profound
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| | The social services such as hospitals,
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| effect on the history of Zanzibar.
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| | were very poor for African people,
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| The origin of the name Zanzibar is
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| | prority and quality in all things was
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| disputed, the Oman Arabs believe that it
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| | based on race. School for children began
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| came from Zayn Zal Barr, which means
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| | at six and continued to above 12years,
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| 'Fair is the Island'. The second origin
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| | normally all children of the house hold
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| is in two parts, the early individuals of
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| | were taught private by the female teacher
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| the Island were from the Mainland, and
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| | in the room. There were few schools for
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| were given the name Zinj, also it come
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| | the children of poorer parents. The only
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| from Persian word that is subversion of
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| | book would be the Koran. Girls would be
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| Zangh which means 'Negro' and the word
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| | first taught Arabic alphabets and then
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| bar which means coast was added to give
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| | reading from sections of the Koran,
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| 'Negro coast'.
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| | except in few case only boys learnt to
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| The first recorded visitors were Arab
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| | write; whilst girls learned sewing,
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| traders who came from Muscat and Oman,
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| | embroidery lace-making and other domestic
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| they sailed with monsoon to Zanzibar in
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| | activities from their mothers.
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| order to trading ivory, slaves, spices,
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| | The marriage were restricted, that the
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| hides and wrought-iron. These Arabs
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| | girl was not allowed to meet with their
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| believed to have arrived in 18th century,
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| | expected husband, the girl was required
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| when they were in Zanzibar they spread
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| | to agree to the match, although
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| Islamic religion and other Arabic culture
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| | occasionally the match went against her
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| . Thus the Islamic religion is the
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| | wishes. The bride to be was required to
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| dominant religion in Zanzibar and the
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| | spend eight day in the darkened room, the
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| earliest building that remains in
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| | wedding ceremony took place in bride's
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| Zanzibar is the mosque at Kazimkazi that
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| | house, the bride would not present ,but
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| dates from about 1100.
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| | would be represented by a male relative.
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| In 1840, Sultan Said of Oman moved his
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| | In 1963 Zanzibar gained her independence
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| capital to Zanzibar from Muscat many of
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| | from British, under Afro Shiraz
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| Arabs settled in Zanzibar were rulers and
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| | party[ASP] which governed by Abedi Amani
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| landowners, while Indian settlers formed
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| | Karume,and in 1964 the sultan was
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| merchant class. In 19th century after
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| | overthrown in the revolution later on
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| Britain had the interest to Zanzibar,
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| | after revolution Zanzibar combined by
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| they sent the explorers such as
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| | Tanganyika[mainland] to form Tanzania.
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| Livingstone, Speke and Burton to Africa.
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| | Please visit Wild Things if you are
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| In 1890 Zanzibar became the British
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| | interested in visiting Zanzibar.
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