Socio-Religious Activities of the Ancient Mali Empire
Week 7 & 8
TOPIC: Socio-Religious Activities of the Ancient Mali Empire
Before Islam became the predominant religion of the ancient Mali Empire, the people blended Islamic culture with traditional religion. Their traditional beliefs included ancestors' veneration, worship of many gods, belief in the spiritual and supernatural, the healing power of roots, herbs and leaves, belief in the protection, favour and wrath of their gods, prophecy, use of amulets, charms, voodoo, etc.
Kings who had converted to Islam did not force the people of the empire to adopt the Arabs' religion, as they recognised that other provinces of the empire had their.... View More
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- Origin and Location of the Ancient Mali Empire
- Socio-Political Structure of the Ancient Mali Empire
- SOCIO-ECONOMIC STRUCTURE OF THE ANCIENT MALI EMPIRE
- Socio-Religious Activities of the Ancient Mali Empire
- Factors that Led to the Rise of the Ancient Mali Empire
- Factors that Led to the Fall of the Ancient Mali Empire
- Chapters 6
- Category JSS2
- Author ClassNotes Edu
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