Kaswida is a form of Islamic devotional music that originated in East Africa, particularly in Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda. It is typically performed in Swahili or Arabic and is accompanied by drums, handclaps, and other percussion instruments.
Kaswida is usually sung by a group of singers, with one lead vocalist and a chorus. The lead singer usually recites religious poetry, often praising the Prophet Muhammad or other important figures in Islam, while the chorus responds with repeated refrain
Kaswida has a long history and has evolved over time, incorporating different musical styles and influences. It is an important part of Islamic culture in East Africa and is often performed at religious festivals and other important occasion.
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