Most people in the fourteen independent countries in North Africa are Muslim. The religion they believe in is called Islam. Muslims pray to their god Allah and his prophet Muhammad five times a day facing the city of Mecca. A prophet is someone who is believed to speak for a god. The Koran is the Muslim holy book.
In African countries south of the Sahara Desert, people follow many different religions. Some are Muslim, although the majority of the people are Christian. Missionaries from other parts of the world brought Christianity to many countries in Africa. Some people, however, choose to follow ancient religions and believe that natural spirits and ancestors affect everyday life.
Islam
Islam
Mostly Islam, with some (brutally suppressed) tribal religions.
One of the most popular religions in North Africa has been Islam ever since the 8th century when Muslims migrated there.
it varied, since it was originally part of the byzantine empire and then taken over by the vandals (Arian church) and then under conquest of Islam ----- North Africa has been mostly Muslim since the 7th century, but has always had numbers of Christians and Jews. Central Africa has had Muslims, Christians and tribal religions.
Most people follow religions brought to the continent by Europeans and Arabs
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Followers of Christianity are concentrated in the Americas, Europe, and Africa. Followers of Islam are concentrated in the Middle East, North Africa, South Asia, and Southeast Asia. Followers of Hinduism are concentrated in India and Nepal. Followers of Buddhism are concentrated in East and Southeast Asia.
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African Arabs are overwhelmingly Sunni Moslem from the Maliki and Hanafi Schools. There are some Coptic Christians in Egypt, but elsewhere, the population of Non-Moslem Arabs in North Africa is minimal.
North Africa
Europe is to the north of Africa