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Chud2: @Mick: Yes, Mali is predominantly Muslim, with an estimated 95% of the population identifying as Muslim. The majority of Muslims in Mali are Sunni and practice Sufism.
Other religions in Mali:
Christianity: About 2-5% of the population, with most identifying as Catholic or Protestant
Indigenous religions: Practiced by groups throughout the country, especially in rural areas
Kemetism: A revival of an Egyptian religion
No religious affiliation: Some people in Mali do not identify with any religion
Religious freedom in Mali
Mali's constitution defines the country as a secular state and guarantees freedom of religion. Muslim and non-Muslim religious leaders have often condemned extremist interpretations of Islam.
Syncretic beliefs
Many Muslims and Christians in Mali also practice aspects of indigenous beliefs. This is known as syncretic belief.
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Other religions in Mali:
Christianity: About 2-5% of the population, with most identifying as Catholic or Protestant
Indigenous religions: Practiced by groups throughout the country, especially in rural areas
Kemetism: A revival of an Egyptian religion
No religious affiliation: Some people in Mali do not identify with any religion
Religious freedom in Mali
Mali's constitution defines the country as a secular state and guarantees freedom of religion. Muslim and non-Muslim religious leaders have often condemned extremist interpretations of Islam.
Syncretic beliefs
Many Muslims and Christians in Mali also practice aspects of indigenous beliefs. This is known as syncretic belief.
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