What role did religion play in medieval africa communities?

The religion in medieval Africa was a very important part of the daily lives of the people. It was unlike the religions in Europe and Asia, but it was much more primitive, locally or regionally based, and it was still mostly based on totems and animism.

The religion's role in this societies, in this period of time, was to bind the members of the society together and to create a sense of unity between them.

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