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What was the primary religion in Africa in the 1700s?
In the 1700s, the primary religions in Africa were Indigenous African religions, Islam, and Christianity. The specific dominant religion varied by region, with Islam being prevalent in North Africa and along the Swahili coast, while Christianity gained popularity in regions influenced by European colonial powers. Indigenous African religions also continued to be practiced by many communities.
What religion did sundiata practice?
Islam and the traditional African religion, Niger-cango religion
How can Hinduism be seen as an indigenous religion?
All religions are counted as the indigenous religion in the area where they where started/created. Hinduism is the religion of India and is still in current practice. As such it is deemed the indigenous religion of India. In the same way, Judaism and Christianity are indigenous to Palestine, and Islam is indigenous to the Hejaz. Buddhism might be considered indigenous to Uttar Pradesh, but it is no longer much practised there.
Advancing religion in the African transition zone?
Islam
What was the most common form of African religion?
Islam
The most common religion in togo is?
51% = indigenous beliefs 29% = Christianity 20% = Islam
What religion did the Mali Empire have?
It was a fusion of Islam and traditional African religion - religion that involved magic, animism, etc. Even when Islam dominated, aspects of tribal African religion remained with legends of genies and accounts of magic.
What is the religion in Morocco?
In Morocco, the religion is mostly Sunni Islam like the rest of the northern African countries.
What is kenyon's religion?
Kenya's religion? It is mostly Christian. Protestant 45%Roman Catholic 33%Islam 10%Indigenous 10%Other 2%
What religion is in Togo?
Christians are 29% Islam 20% and the rest African tribal.
What is the religion of Zimbabwe?
Majority Christian, followed by Islam and traditional African religions.
Who was the Nation of Islam directed towards?
The Nation of Islam, which is a distinct African-American religion (not related to Sunni or Shiite Islam), was directed towards African-Americans and sought only to evangelize to them. Whites were, and remain in many cases, banned from entry to religion as they are seen as irredeemable, demonic souls.
