MOTO
Mentors
- Abbas Mulani
- Baqir Canani
Campers
- Abbas Somji
- Ali Sheriff
- Ayaanali Mahdi Khalfan
- Hussein Rashid
- Mohammed Shirazi
- Muhammad Abdulrasul
- Subhaan Ganji
- Zain Raza
- Zishan Shivji
Menu
Breakfast
- Light breakfast
Lunch
- Zanzibari pilau
Dinner
- Forodhani- Shawarma, Zanzibari pizza & ice cream
- Chicken soup with Garlic bread
Classes
- Trip to Stonetown
Activities
- Trip to Stonetown
Points
| Group | Points |
|---|---|
| Group 1 | 0 |
| Group 2 | 0 |
| Group 3 | 0 |
| Group 4 | 0 |
Camper Diary
The entire day was amazing! Throughout the whole day, we got to do a lot of fun things. We loved the buyu, souvenirs and darajani trips that allowed us to check items off our buying list. Our trip to forodhani included us eating shawarma, ice cream and the special Zanzibari pizza.
Overall, we visited 2 different mosques and ended the day with maghrib jamaat namaaz at the mosque too. Our mentors were with us throughout and it was very fun being around different people and culture. The restaurants and all the other visits were very fun and we loved the day.
Mentor Diary
The day was very beautiful and the outing was well planned. The day started off with Fajr Salaah. Thereafter we proceeded with breakfast. The mentors were very well organized and groups were made in accordance to elements groups.
The trip started with a Spice Tour where we learned about different spices and its’ benefits. We then had Juma prayers along with lunch in respective mosques in Stone Town. The main excursion program then began by campers forming free groups of 5 with one lead mentor.
Some groups started off with some refreshments and visited Darajani where kids were able to get in some handy shopping for themselves and check items off their shopping list. Next was the visit to the famously known buyu place where kids placed orders for themselves and their families. Lastly, all groups met together at Forodhani where they were able to eat foods of their choice.
We then gathered everyone together and walked back to mosque for Salaatul Maghrib. The groups then dispersed into elements again, regrouped in the bus and finally went back to the camp.
The event included a lot of learning for myself in terms of time management, communication skills and inclusivity in incorporating the Zanzibar culture. I was able to bond with the kids efficiently by playing on their strengths.
I am grateful for the time that I was able to spend with them and I loved getting to know how they use their communication skills towards the outside world.
Abbas Mulani
Salaams Salmaan!
We have been back for over a week and the house just isn’t the same without you! We are so excited to have you back tomorrow! I really hope you enjoyed the camp and can’t wait to hear all about it.
Lots of love, Maasi, Maasa, Maysam and Husayn
Salaams Hasan!
We miss youuuuuuuu!! We are all getting ready for the masti that’s going to hit us tomorrow! The boys have surprisingly been really really well behaved without you around 😉. Can’t wait to pick you up and give you lots of hugs and kisses. Lots of love, Maasi, Maasa, Maysam and Husayn
Salaam alaikum Hussein mawji,
Can’t wait for you to get home tomrw inshallah.
Salaams Hussain,
I am sooo excited to see you tomorrow, my football buddy, making your favourite food, (you know what), missing your presence, I pray all of you return safe and sound , benefited spiritually and mentally from.this amazing trip, kudos to the organisers, mentors and everyone who was a part in making this trip a success, bless you all. From all of us at home, waiting for our hero.
Salam Armaanally hope to see you soon tomorrow Inshallah can’t wait to get you home we are all excited to see you tk and enjoy love daddy mummy and sakina