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History
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Museum
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| The residents of
Bo-Kaap are mostly descended from slaves who were imported
to the Cape by the Dutch during the the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. They
reigned from Africa, Indonesia, Java (read more...)
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No. 71 Wale street is today known as the Bokaap Museum. The land on which the house stands was granted in 1763
(read more...)
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Kramats
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People
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| Karamats (Muslim Shrines) are burial sites of Saints of Islam.
For many generations, residents of Cape Town visit these Shrines and pay their respects.
(read more...)
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The inhabitants of Bokaap are made up of both Muslim's and Christian's, but it is the place that forms the hive of where the Cape Muslim Community started.
(read more...)
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Food
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Mosques
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| The inhabitants of Bo-Kaap are proud of their rich cultural heritage.
They were mostly descendants of slaves which were imported by the Dutch
back in the 1700's. (read more...)
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No. 71 Wale street is today known as the Bokaap Museum. The land on which the house stands was granted in 1763
(read more...)
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Architecture
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Noon Gun
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| The inhabitants of Bo-Kaap are proud of their rich cultural heritage.
They were mostly descendants of slaves which were imported by the Dutch
back in the 1700's. (read more...)
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No. 71 Wale street is today known as the Bokaap Museum. The land on which the house stands was granted in 1763
(read more...)
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