Karama
Karama is the ritual sacrifice of animals to ward off evil spirits, a pre-Islamic rite that the Zaghawa herders of the eastern Sahel, between Lake Chad and Darfur, kept after their kings had become at least nominally Muslim in the 1000s.
Karama is the ritual sacrifice of animals to ward off evil spirits, a pre-Islamic rite that the Zaghawa herders of the eastern Sahel, between Lake Chad and Darfur, kept after their kings had become at least nominally Muslim in the 1000s.