muslims were estimated to be the highest population in africa in 2002 by the world book encyclopedia.
muslims were estimated to be the highest population in africa in 2002 by the world book encyclopedia.
which religion was estimated to be the highest population in africa in 2002 by the world book encyclopedia?
muslims
the majority of africans are adherents of christianity or islam. african people often combine the practice of their traditional belief with the practice of abrahamic religions. abrahamic religions are widespread throughout africa. they have both spread and replaced indigenous african religions, but are often adapted to african cultural contexts and belief systems. the world book encyclopedia has estimated that in 2002 christians formed 40% of the continent's population, with muslims forming 45%. it was also estimated in 2002 that christians form 45% of africa's population, with muslims forming 40.6%.









































section::::abrahamic religions.:christianity.
religion in africa
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