Senegal: Religion and Culture

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novembre 12, 2024

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Followers of Amadou Bamba sing and march during celebrations for the anniversary of his return from exile in Dakar on November 11, 2024. - Amadou Bamba is the founder of the Senegalese Islamic Mouride Brotherhood and culturally fought, with no violence, against Colonial rule. He was exiled to Gabon for seven years for his opposition to the colonisation. (Photo by JOHN WESSELS / AFP)

SENEGAL-RELIGION-CULTURE-EXILE-ANNIVERSARY — Followers of Amadou Bamba sing and march during celebrations for the anniversary of his return from exile in Dakar on November 11, 2024. - Amadou Bamba is the founder of the Senegalese Islamic Mouride Brotherhood and culturally fought, with no violence, against Colonial rule. He was exiled to Gabon for seven years for his opposition to the colonisation. (Photo by JOHN WESSELS / AFP)

Dakar, Senegal

Followers of Amadou Bamba sing and march during celebrations for the anniversary of his return from exile in Dakar on November 11, 2024. Amadou Bamba is the founder of the Senegalese Islamic Mouride Brotherhood and culturally fought, with no violence, against Colonial rule. He was exiled to Gabon for seven years for his opposition to the colonisation. (Photo by JOHN WESSELS / AFP)