Maasai Religion

The Maasai religion is a traditional faith centered on a belief in a supreme god called Enkai (or Engai), who embodies both life-giving and destructive qualities. The Maasai also honor ancestral spirits and conduct rituals to seek blessings, protection, and rainfall. Their spirituality is deeply integrated into daily life, ritual ceremonies, and community practices, emphasizing harmony with nature. Sacred sites, rituals, and ceremonies play vital roles in maintaining spiritual balance, reflecting their worldview that life, nature, and the divine are interconnected. This faith remains integral to Maasai identity and cultural heritage.