Part 1: Chapter 1: Abdulazeez, Ibrahim, Aisha, and Zainab's Departure from 1658AD Kampala "The Time-Travelling Tribulations of Abdulazeez, Ibrahim, Aisha, and Zainab in 1658AD Kampala and Kigali"

It was a bright and sunny day in 1658AD Kampala, and the four children, Abdulazeez, Ibrahim, Aisha, and Zainab, were getting ready for their journey. They were about to embark on a time-travelling adventure that would take them to the ancient city of Kigali.

The children had been planning this trip for months, and they were all very excited. They had packed their bags with all the necessary supplies and were ready to go.

The four children said their goodbyes to their parents and friends and set off on their journey. They walked through the streets of Kampala, taking in the sights and sounds of the bustling city. As they walked, they noticed the people of Kampala were very friendly and welcoming.

After a few hours of walking, they finally reached the edge of the city. They stopped to take one last look at the city before they set off on their journey.

The children crossed the border into Kigali and were amazed by the beauty of the city. The streets were lined with colorful buildings and the people were friendly and welcoming.

The children spent the next few days exploring the city and learning about its culture and history. They visited the royal palace, the markets, and the temples. They also enjoyed the delicious food and the vibrant nightlife.

Finally, after a few days of exploring, the four children said their goodbyes to Kigali and set off on their journey back to Kampala. As they walked, they looked back at the city with fond memories and a sense of accomplishment.

They had successfully completed their time-travelling adventure and were ready to return home. They had learned a lot about the culture and history of the city and had made some wonderful memories.

The four children arrived back in Kampala and were welcomed home with open arms. They had experienced a once-in-a-lifetime adventure and were eager to share their stories with their friends and family.