The members of the Baye Fall dress in colorful ragged clothes, wear their hair in dreadlocks which are called "ndiange" or'strong hair', carry clubs, and act as security guards in the annual "Grand Magal" pilgrimages to Touba.
The members of the Baye Fall dress in colorful ragged clothes, wear their hair in dreadlocks which are called "ndiange" or'strong hair' which they decorate usually with homemade beads, wire or string. They also carry clubs, and act as security guards in the annual "Grand Magal" pilgrimages to Touba.