Morogoro Mishkaki and Ismaili Jamatkhana

[@jackstewart-fo6zb]

Interesting. Really good video

[@zahurjiwa8732]

We enjoy your videos.

[@pw338]

I love ndizi and mushkaki.

[@jagikhuman8264]

Thank you bringing back memories. I used to go to Jamatkhana School, in late 50s. It was called ( H H The Aga Khan school). My class room (where the white car is parked).

[@mansuralibhai]

Sitting on my Lazyboy recliner in Calgary...and enjoying your presentation...and drooling over the long distance Mishkaki..Wow..Thank you !

[@akbarkhwaja3389]

miskaki wa singida nzurisana

[@sabirawalji540]

Though I stay in TZ thanks for showing places iv not seen as mostly iv spent time in Kenya n Uganda..should go to Uganda its awesome

[@kajiaro]

Thank you Altaf for sharing your experience. We are enjoying it all through your eyes. God Bless 🙏

[@JanZigbe]

Thanks! Was in Morogoro for 3 years at the University there. 1971-74. The Jamat used to be lively at that time.

[@happinessjoyandlovedoctor3888]

Next time you’re in town try the mishkaki beshind the Nmb bank ask for Ramma mishkaki. It’s the best In morogoro

[@AltafDaya]

Cool... Thanks a lot. Will do.

[@nurrynotta5737]

My hometown.. nothing beats Morogoro. This video has brought memories and the tears...miss our parents and friends

[@romenhome5138]

i am a kenyan based in US and i pray i will come to morogoro one day.. when i was young, we had a 40 member choir that drove all the way to nairobi and stayed with us for a month..it left a mark on me and i pray will come to this town.

[@karmavaran2100]

I used to live in Kariakoo. There was a person by the name of Kabito! Would like to reconnect with him if possible 🙏

[@AltafDaya]

What's your email address? I can try and connect you to him

[@hasanalimaknojiya8516]

Ya Ali madad brother and sister

[@Sush812]

😁😂

[@dinkaman2160pukka]

Is it because there are less bora people?

[@AltafDaya]

Sorry I didn't understand what you meant by "bora people"?

[@AltafDaya]

U mean Bohra community?

[@dinkaman2160pukka]

@@AltafDaya yes. The wonderful Bora peoples. I saw some in Rundu in Namibia.