Islam Switching Into And Out Of The Religion In 13 Countries Pew

Islam Switching Into And Out Of The Religion In 13 Countries Pew Find out what percentage of adults have joined or left islam, or remained muslim since childhood, in 13 countries. pew research center. In the 13 countries with sufficiently large samples of muslims to analyze, most adults who currently identify as muslims say they were raised in islam. this includes nearly all muslims surveyed in bangladesh, india, indonesia, israel, tunisia and turkey.

Islam Switching Into And Out Of The Religion In 13 Countries Pew Islam, the world’s second largest religion, is a historically predominant religion in six of the 36 countries surveyed: bangladesh, indonesia, malaysia, nigeria, tunisia and turkey. To understand the global patterns of “switching” into and out of each religious category, we analyzed surveys from 117 countries and territories that cover 92% of the 2010 global population. Across the 13 countries with sufficient sample sizes to analyze religious switching for muslims, 3% or fewer of all adults have left or entered islam, resulting in very little change between childhood and current religion from religious switching. New delhi – a new report by pew research center has identified the us and kenya as the two countries that have recorded the majority of conversions to islam. the centre assessed religious switching into and out of islam among 13 countries, including ghana, nigeria, and tunisia in africa.

Islam Switching Into And Out Of The Religion In 13 Countries Pew Across the 13 countries with sufficient sample sizes to analyze religious switching for muslims, 3% or fewer of all adults have left or entered islam, resulting in very little change between childhood and current religion from religious switching. New delhi – a new report by pew research center has identified the us and kenya as the two countries that have recorded the majority of conversions to islam. the centre assessed religious switching into and out of islam among 13 countries, including ghana, nigeria, and tunisia in africa. The study marks the first time pew has tracked religious switching patterns, aggregating data from 117 countries of people ages 18 to 54 regarding the faith they were born into and the. A new survey by the pew research center has revealed that islam has the highest retention rates (people born muslim still identifying as muslim as adults) of any world religion. Islam, the world’s second largest religion, is a historically predominant religion in six of the 36 countries surveyed: bangladesh, indonesia, malaysia, nigeria, tunisia and turkey. (we consider both christianity and islam to predominate in nigeria, which is closely divided religiously.). According to the report, 13 of the 36 countries analyzed had sufficient sample sizes of muslims to allow analysis of religious switching into and out of islam, including the us,.