In the relation between Moroccans and SeneGalése in the context of an immigration of transit and/or installation, islam expresses a sharing in both directions. If there is truly a certain current events and a presence of Islam in the relation, we wonder how this religion is mobilized there. Indeed, this religion is built as social stake. In spite of a fine relationship showed between Morocco and Senegal, their relations and interactions remain soiled by the memory of slavery of the "Blacks"which influences the evaluation of their muslim religiosity. In front of Moroccans who based their religious ascendancy on their ethnic and cultural belonging, the SeneGalése try to challenge their hegemony and heighten in islam.

Migration Slavery Morocco Ethnicity race Sub-Saharan Islam

hegemony slavery border region ethnicity Sub-Saharan Africa race Islamism cultural influence immigration Senegal Morocco black population