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  1. The Bambara people have a deep spiritual belief system that is often referred to as “Bambara mythology.” They believe in a supreme god known as Faro or Ngala, who created the world. The Bambara also revere ancestors and spirits, and they often perform ceremonies and rituals to honor them.

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    What is Bambara mythology?
    This belief in a universal force drives their animistic worldview, which attributes spiritual significance to animals, plants, and natural phenomena. At the heart of Bambara mythology is the supreme deity Maa Ngala, also known as Ngala or N'gala. Maa Ngala is the creator of the universe and the source of all nyama.

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    What do Bambara people believe?
    The Bambara people have a deep spiritual belief system that is often referred to as “Bambara mythology.” They believe in a supreme god known as Faro or Ngala, who created the world. The Bambara also revere ancestors and spirits, and they often perform ceremonies and rituals to honor them.

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    What is Bambara theology and religion?
    Bambara theology and religion are complex. Deep religious speculations exist among the Bambara sages and are transmitted orally without codification. The Bambara believe in one god, Bemba, or Ngala, who is the creator of all things and has, in a way, created himself as a quaternity.

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    What makes the Bambara unique?
    The Bambara have a rich and fascinating history that is closely linked to their art, music, and dance. Their intricate wooden masks, figurines, and sculptures are not just exquisite displays of art but a reflection of their culture and heritage.

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    Who is Maa Ngala in Bambara mythology?
    At the heart of Bambara mythology is the supreme deity Maa Ngala, also known as Ngala or N'gala. Maa Ngala is the creator of the universe and the source of all nyama. Although he is considered distant and not directly involved in human affairs, he is revered as the ultimate power governing the world.

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    Who are Pemba and farro in Bambara mythology?
    Pemba and Farro: According to Bambara mythology, Pemba and Farro are the first humans created by Faro. Pemba is considered the ancestor of blacksmiths, while Farro is associated with farmers. Their respective roles represent the complementary nature of agriculture and metalwork, two essential aspects of Bambara society.

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    Bemba (also known as Ngala or Pemba) is the creator god in the traditional religion of the Bambara people of Mali. The name is used to refer to Bemba, who is portrayed as a god consisting of four distinct beings (Pemba, Nyale, Faro, and Ndomadyiri) and is sometimes used to refer to one of its members, Pemba. … See more

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    As the representation of the four gods, Bemba is depicted as a deity who plays a large part in the creation of the universe and everything in it. Although Bemba's role is central in Bamara traditions, he is not worshipped … See more

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    • List of African mythological figures
    • Mandé creation account
    • Bambara people See more

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    Creation of the universe
    It is said that Bemba created the first set of twins, Musukoroni and Pemba, who initially lived in the heavens. They chose to leave heaven when … See more

    Further reading

    • Dieterlen, Germaine. (1951). Essai sur la religion Bambara. New Haven: Human Relations Area Files. See more

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    Chiwara, antelope figure of the Bambara (Bamana) people of Mali that represents the spirit that taught humans the fundamentals of agriculture. The Bambara honour Chiwara though art and dance. According to Bambara legend, …

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    The Bambara people have a deep spiritual belief system that is often referred to as “Bambara mythology.” They believe in a supreme god known as Faro or Ngala, who created the world. The Bambara also revere ancestors and spirits, …