What religion were the berber?

Answer 1

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The Berbers of North Africa were pagans or nominal Christians before the arrival of Islam, after which they adopted Islam.

Egypt remained predominantly Christian for some centuries after the arrival of Islam, because Christianity had been adopted throughout the country, down to the village level, and was part of the national culture. In North Africa, the region to the west of Egypt, Christianity was the religion of the colonists and was largely restricted to the major cities. When many of the Christian colonists left, there was no cultural association with Christianity among the largely rural Berbers.

Answer 2

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The Berbers of North Africa were pagans or nominal Christians before the arrival of Islam, after which they adopted Islam.

Egypt remained predominantly Christian for some centuries after the arrival of Islam, because Christianity had been adopted throughout the country, down to the village level, and was part of the national culture. In North Africa, the region to the west of Egypt, Christianity was the religion of the colonists and was largely restricted to the major cities. When many of the Christian colonists left, there was no cultural association with Christianity among the largely rural Berbers.

Answer 3

The Berber people practiced a variety of indigenous religions before the spread of Islam, which later became the dominant religion among Berbers in North Africa. These indigenous beliefs varied among different Berber groups and regions, with some incorporating elements of animism, polytheism, and ancestor worship.

Answer 4

A mixture of Jewish, Christian, and Islamic .