Here are some scenes from the Wolof lifestyle. Click on the picture to enlarge.
| This is a Muslim man's hand as he is saying his prayers using his prayer beads. The beads are called "kurus" (koo-roos) in Wolof. | |
| This is a Wolof man who lives in one of the villages. He is yet to understand and believe the Good News. Pray that he will. | |
| This is a picture of Wolof Muslims saying their prayers at the mosque. As you know, Muslims should say these prayers 5 times per day. On Fridays, they are required to gather together at the mosque and pray together. | |
| This is one of the largest mosques in Africa. The place is called Touba. Every year, as many as 1 million Senegalese travel to this mosque as their holy pilgrimage. Many of them are Wolof. | |
| This is a young man reading the Quran, the Holy Book of Islam. | |
| Here is a nice picture of Musaa |
Thanks to J.Henderson for capturing these personal images of the Wolof people group!