Question 1 of 8taboos and totems
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A religious prohibition on an act, a word, a food or a place, believed to bring misfortune or ancestral punishment on whoever breaks it, is…
An animal, a part of an animal or an object adopted by a clan as its emblem, inherited from the father and used in praise names, is called…
A person who belongs to the Shumba (lion) totem is forbidden to
One way in which the totem system protects the family in Indigenous Religion is that it
In Indigenous Religion, a person who has broken a serious taboo is normally required to
A ritual that marks a person's movement from one stage of life to the next, such as birth, initiation, marriage or death, is called a rite…
In Indigenous Religion, the ceremony held about a year after a burial, at which the spirit of the deceased is brought home and becomes a…
Name the bride wealth paid in cattle and money by a bridegroom's family to the family of the bride in Indigenous Religion.
The beast given specifically to the mother of the bride during roora, in recognition of her having borne and raised the daughter, is
The three phases through which a rite of passage moves are
The traditional healer and diviner of Indigenous Religion, who diagnoses an illness and treats it with herbs, is called a ............ .
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