Kamrudin A. Rashid: Wete-Pemba, Tanzania Jamatkhana

Wete-Pemba is in the sister-island of Zanzibar, Tanzania.

Besides Wete-Pemba Jamatkhana there was another Jamatkhana in Chake-Chake, Pemba. These were the two main Jamatkhanas catering for most of the Jamat living in the Island of Pemba. The settlement of the Jamat also included many remote parts of the Island. During the visit to the Island of Pemba on November 18, 1957 Mawlana Hazar Imam graciously gave Deedar to the Jamats by attending both the Wete and Chake-Chake Jamatkhanas.

By: Kamrudin A. Rashid

September 23, 2017.

The picture of the Wete-Pemba Jamatkhanas a few years after its opening. Please see the photograph of Imam Sultan Muhammad Shah in the picture.

The picture of the Wete-Pemba Jamatkhanas a few years after its opening. Please see the photograph of Imam Sultan Muhammad Shah in the picture.

 

Another picture of Wete-Pemba Jamatkhana taken a few years later. Please also observe the photograph of Imam Sultan Muhammad Shah in the picture.

Another picture of Wete-Pemba Jamatkhana taken a few years later. Please also observe the photograph of Imam Sultan Muhammad Shah in the picture.

 

The picture of Wete-Pemba Jamatkhana taken during Mawlana Hazar Imam’s Visit to the Island of Pemba on November 18, 1957.

The picture of Wete-Pemba Jamatkhana taken during Mawlana Hazar Imam’s Visit to the Island of Pemba on November 18, 1957.

 

The Wete-Pemba Jamatkhana building (0ver 75 years old) in a very good state when this picture was taken in 2006.

The Wete-Pemba Jamatkhana building (0ver 75 years old) in a very good state when this picture was taken in 2006.

 

Main entrance to the Wete-Pemba Jamatkhana. The premises is no longer used as a Jamatkhana. Photo taken in 2006.

Main entrance to the Wete-Pemba Jamatkhana. The premises is no longer used as a Jamatkhana. Photo taken in 2006.

 

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