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the blending of traditional African beliefs with those of Christianity and Islam the process of converting African communities to monotheism the development of holy books written in indigenous African languages the diffusion of traditional African beliefs among the Abrahamic faiths of the Near and Middle East

the blending of traditional African beliefs with those of Christianity and Islam
the process of converting African communities to monotheism
the development of holy books written in indigenous African languages
the diffusion of traditional African beliefs among the Abrahamic faiths of the Near and Middle East
What does the “Africanization” of Christianity and Islam in the medieval period refer to?
From Lesson 246:15.4 Review Questions·World History 1
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