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They are Coptic Christians (Copts).
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What Christmas songs do they sing in Egypt?
Egypt is a Muslim country with a substantial Coptic Christian minority. So most Egyptians don't sing any Christmas songs.
What is Egypt's main religion?
Egypt is officially an Islamic country. A large majority of the population being Sunni Muslim. Christianity is in a minority group but the Coptic Christians make up the largest Christian group in the Middle East. Judaism is also a minority religion.
Does Egypt believe in many gods?
No. Modern Egypt is a Muslim country, with a thriving Christian minority. Most Egyptians believe in only one God. Ancient Egyptian religion included many gods, but this practice was abandoned long ago.
What is the main religion in Egypt?
The main religion in Egypt is Islam, with the majority of the population being Sunni Muslims. There is also a Christian minority, mainly Copts, who make up about 10% of the population.
Is China an a Christian?
No, China is not considered a Christian nation. Christianity is still a minority faith.
What is a minority government in UK called?
It's called a minority government.
What is the religion Coptic christian?
Coptic Christians (Copts) are the native Christians in Egypt. They are the largest Christian community in the Middle East and the largest minority religion in the region. For more information, visit the Related Link.
What religion do they follow in Egypt?
Religions of EgyptSome include: * Islam* Copt (native Christian minority in Egypt)* Baha'i
What is the name of the race of people in Egypt?
The majority are Arabs, a minority are Copts.egyptions
Do china people believe in Jesus?
There is a Christian minority in China.
Does Italy still believe in polytheism?
The Christian Majority does not, but a Minority does.
What are religions in Cairo?
Cairo is a city, so it does not have a religion. The people of Cairo are mostly Muslim, but there is a large Coptic Christian minority. Additionally, almost all non-Christian religious minorities in Egypt (such as Jews or Baha'i) are primarily in Cairo, but are a negligible number.
