What is the most common religion in Morocco?

Answer 1

The official religion in Morocco is Islam. Nevertheless, a minority of Moroccans are of Jewish confession. Christianity gained more importance during the period the country was colonized by France and Spain, but now only a tiny fraction of the population is christian. Synagogues and churches exist in several major cities in the country. Muslims are forbidden to convert to Judaism or Christianity both by state law and religious tradition. Citizens born in Morocco are required to be raised as Muslims, with the exception of Jewish Moroccan citizens and foreign expatriates.

Answer 2

Islam is the established state religion of Morocco. Almost the entire population is Sunni Muslim. The monarch is the supreme Muslim authority in the country. About 1 percent of the population is Christian, and less than 0.2 percent is Jewish.

Answer 3

Although the constitution calls for freedom of religion, it is a crime to convert from Islam and all citizens born in the country are legally Muslim (with the only exception being for the Jewish population which has dwindled to about 5,000 people today). The small Christian population is generally of non-Moroccan ancestry.

Answer 4

Morocco is overwhelmingly (>95%) Sunni Muslim. There are Jewish, Christian, and Atheist minorities. Most Moroccan Atheists, though, are in the closet since Moroccan society does not accept Atheism.

Answer 5

The predominant religion of Morocco, which constitutes roughly 99% of the population of Sunni Maliki Muslims.

Answer 6

Approximately 99 % of the population are Sunni Muslim .

Answer 7

Morocco is an Islamic state.

Answer 8

Christianity,islam and judiasm.