الوظيفة #2031 أكتوبر 2016 يقع حي “

الوظيفة #20
31 أكتوبر 2016


يقع حي “بوكاب” في قلب مدينة كيب تاون، حيث نشأ في القرن 18 مع إحضار الهولنديين للعبيد من الهند وآسيا. في تلك الفترة المظلمة من تاريخ جنوب إفريقيا، منع المستعمرون العبيد من ارتداء الملابس الملونة فتمردوا على ذلك بطلاء منازلهم بهذه الألوان الجميلة.. ومع أن العبودية انتهت ولم يعد لها أثر في يومنا هذا، لا يزال سكان الحي محتفظين بهذا التقليد الجميل، وهم في غالبيتهم العظمي مسلمون (حوالي 90%) .

تجولت في الحي واستمتعت بمشاهدة ألوانه والصور التي وضعت على بعض نوافذه لتحكي قصص التعذيب والاستعباد، والرسومات التي تعبّر عن نهوض السكان من ركام العبودية ونهضتهم رغم كل ما عاناه أسلافهم.

يضم الحي أقدم مسجد في كيب تاون، والذي يحمل اسم “أول مسجد” Auwal Masjid. بني عام 1794 وكان اول مسجد في جنوب إفريقيا ولا زال حتى اليوم مفتوحاً يستقبل المصلين وتقام فيه حلقات تحفيظ القرآن .

المصدر: مدونة شخصية

النتائج (الإنجليزية) 1:

Post # 2031 October 2016 Located in the heart of the neighbourhood "Kaap district" Cape Town, where it originated in the 18th century with the Dutch brought slaves from India and Asia. In that dark period of South Africa's history, the colonists slaves wear coloured clothes, rebelled against that paint their homes with these beautiful colors. Although slavery ended and no longer have an effect in the present day, residents still maintaining this fine tradition, the vast majority are Muslims (about 90%). Wandered the neighborhood and enjoyed watching his colours and images that put on some Windows to tell the stories of torture and enslavement, and graphics that reflect the rise of population from the ruins of slavery and their rise, despite all the wounds of their ancestors. The neighborhood includes the oldest mosque in Cape Town, which carries the name "first mosque" Auwal Masjid. Built in 1794, was the first mosque in South Africa even today still open where worshippers and receives the memorization of the Koran. Source: personal blog

النتائج (الإنجليزية) 2:

Position # 20
October 31, 2016


"Bukab" neighborhood is located in the heart of Cape Town, where he grew up in the 18th century with the Dutch brought slaves from India and Asia. In that dark period in the history of South Africa, the colonialists to prevent slaves from wearing colored clothing Vtmrdoa on that paint their homes in this beautiful colors .. Although slavery ended and no longer have an impact in the present day, residents of the neighborhood still retain their tradition of this beautiful, who are mostly skeletal Muslims (about 90%).

wandered in the neighborhood and I enjoyed watching the colors and images that put on some windows to tell the stories of torture and slavery, and graphics that reflect the advancement of the population from the rubble of slavery and renaissance despite all suffered their predecessors.

the district 's oldest mosque in Cape Town, which It carries the name "first mosque" Auwal Masjid. Built in 1794 and was the first mosque in South Africa is still open to this day receives worshipers and held the Koranic rings.

Source: Personal Blog

النتائج (الإنجليزية) 3:

The function 20October 31, 2016Bwkab district is in the heart of the city of Cape Town, where he grew up in the 18 century with the Dutch brought slaves from India and Asia. In that dark period in the history of South Africa, preventing the colonists, slaves who wear colorful clothes Ftmrdwa to paint their houses with beautiful colors. Although slavery ended, no longer have to this day, the residents still holding on to this fine tradition, while in the vast majority of Muslims (about 90%).I wandered in the neighborhood, and I enjoyed watching the colors and images that have developed in some of the windows to tell stories of torture and slavery, and it reflects the population"s slavery and their rise from the rubble, although all the wounds of their predecessors.One of the oldest mosque in the neighborhood of Cape Town, which bears the name of the first mosque Auwal Masjid. 1794 was the first mosque built in South Africa and remains so today. Receives worshipers and workshops teaching the Koran.Source: personal blog