It depends on who you consider to be Jews.
If the definition is exclusively Halakhically-Recognized Jews, the first Jewish congregation was founded in Cape Town in 1841.
If the definition is expanded to groups like the Lemba who consider themselves Jewish regardless of Halakha, Judaism entered Africa with the Bantu migrations around 500 C.E.
No, it is not.
Abraham was the founder of Judaism.
it was influenced by judaism
ISRAEL is a country in the Middle East and North Africa where Judaism is the most popular religion. Judaism does not exceed 0.5% of the population in any other country in the Middle East and North Africa region.
Aside from Israel, Judaism is mostly absent from the continent of Asia. Judaism is also mostly absent from the continent of Africa aside from small populations in Morocco, Ethiopia, Uganda, and South Africa.
judaism
the word Judaism comes from the name Judah
It depends on who you consider to be Jews. If the definition is exclusively Halakhically-Recognized Jews, the first Jewish congregation was founded in Cape Town in 1841. If the definition is expanded to groups like the Lemba who consider themselves Jewish regardless of Halakha, Judaism entered Africa with the Bantu migrations around 500 C.E.
judaism
There was Judaism in North Africa, Central Ethiopia, and most of Europe.
Judaism simply defined as a religion? Come on.
judaism