Islam influenced West Africa in various ways. Most of the countries in West Africa took up the beliefs and living styles of the Muslims and they forfeited their traditional beliefs for their new-found faith.
Traders in Africa had contact with Arabia and converted to Islam.
Because many resident are descendants of people from England, Scotland and Wales, most people attend the Baptist, Methodist, Nazarene, Presbyterian, Episcopal and Catholic churches. Therefore the range of religious beliefs similar to most other areas of the US.
One of the most common traditional practice of west Africa is the making of animal sacrifices to appease the gods or ancestors. Performing of religious rituals and singing songs are other practices of west Africa.
Islam
Islam is the traditional religon of Western Africa, there is some Chirsianity, and there is also indigeous beliefs. Its mostly Islam that is practised in Western Africa.
how the saharatrade helped the people of west africa
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Carl Jacob Bender has written: 'Proverbs of West Africa' -- subject(s): African Proverbs, Proverbs, African 'Religious and ethical beliefs of African Negroes' -- subject(s): Religion, Ethics, Kwiri (African people)
West Africa in the 1400s was home to variety of long-established, sophisticated societies. Most of the enslaved people brought to the Americas in the centuries that followed came from this region, especially from the coats. Their traditions and beliefs, born in Africa. West Africa in the 1400s was home to variety of long-established, sophisticated societies. Most of the enslaved people brought to the Americas in the centuries that followed came from this region, especially from the coats. Their traditions and beliefs, born in Africa. ............................................................................................................................................. i believe it was the French or the Portuguese...
No, the slaves of West Africa were not primarily Jews. The majority of slaves transported from West Africa during the transatlantic slave trade were native Africans of various ethnic groups. While there were enslaved Africans who practiced Judaism, the overall population of slaves from West Africa consisted of people from diverse cultural, religious, and ethnic backgrounds.
A zaouia is a Muslim religious school or community in North and West Africa.