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Is Pakistan shiite or sunni?
The majority is Sunni.
Is Prime Minister Giliani of Pakistan Shia or Sunni?
he is a sunni muslim
How many youth in Pakistan population?
70% youth in Pakistan population
Is Sunni of Shiite in Pakistanis government today?
Sunnis are currently in power in Pakistan, but most of Pakistan's recent rulers are Secularists and Pakistan has been relatively free of Sunni-Shiite battles.
Where do sunnis and shi'ites live?
in many countries. but shia Muslims mainly in Iran, Iraq, Bahrain, Pakistan, Azerbaijan and more. other Muslim countries are mainly sunni with minor shia population.
What is the sunni world population?
According to Adherents.com, the world Sunni population is 940 Million.
How many Sunni Muslims are wahhabi?
20%saudi population and 1% of world muslim population
As compare to Pakistan how many Muslim population in India?
According to the recent consensus in India and Pakistan. Muslim population in India is much more the population of people in Pakistan.
Pakistan cricketer yousuf youhana is sunni or shiya?
He is Muslim
How many population of Pakistan?
about 180,808,000 million people live in Pakistan in 2011
How many gay people are there in Pakistan?
about 2.8% to 3.5% of the population of Pakistan is gay.
Is Pakistan mostly Sunni or Shi'ite?
mostly sunni. but have many shia shia Muslims live in many countries. Iran is the main Shia county and the leader of Shia Islam in world. Shia Islam constitute the majority of the population in Iran (90%), Azerbaijan (75%), Bahrain (30%), Lebanon (65% of Muslims) and Iraq (65%), Yemen (45%). Other countries with a significant proportion of Shia are Syria (15%), Kuwait (35%), Pakistan (20%), India (23% of Muslims), Afghanistan (15%), Saudi Arabia (18%), Turkey (20%), United Arab Emirates (16%), Qatar (15%), Albania(25%). other Muslim countries are mainly sunni with minor shia population. Qum in Iran and Najaf in iraq are two main city of Shia Islam.
