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people in most countries are forgetting what religion is and are becoming arrogant and blind to it and the pure root of Islam. most people in Afghanistan actually Muslim by name but however follow no teaching of Islam. answering your question most people in Afghanistan are shi'a Muslims.
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What branch of Islam is most popular in Afghanistan?
The Muslims in Afghanistan are predominately Sunni Muslims
What percentage of sunni Muslims in Afghanistan?
In Afghanistan, approximately 99 percent of the population is Muslim, and of those 80-85% are Sunni Muslims. In Afghanistan, most Sunni Muslims belong to and follow the Hanafi school of teaching.
The Ottomans were what type of Muslims?
Most of them were Sunni Hanafis.
Are Palestinians Muslims?
Most Palestinians are Sunni Muslims with a minority of Christians.
What is the major religious practice in Afghanistan?
Most people in Afghanistan are Shi'ite Muslims.
Are most Muslims in Bahrain Sunnis or Shiites?
the majority of people are shia Muslims. but government is sunni.
What Muslims occupy most of Iraq?
They are mostly Sunni Muslims.
Are there more sunni Muslims in Pakistan or Afghanistan?
Both nations are dominated by Sunni Muslims. Sunni Islam, roughly translated as "orthodox Islam" is the original and most popular form of Islam. About 90% of all Muslims are Sunnis as well as the near whole of converts into Islam. Shi'ite Muslims are usually found in central Iran, Iraq and parts of Lebanon. In Pakistan and Afghanistan, Shi'ites do exist, but they are an extreme minority, and often do not pertain to the major branch of Shi'ite Islam, the "Ith'na Asriah" or The Twelvers. Many practice Islam in ways influenced by hindi-pagan tradition.
What is the religion of most of Kurd's?
Most Kurds are Sunni Muslims.
What most Muslims are a member of this sect?
About 80% of Muslims are Sunni, and about 15% are Shia.
What is the religion of Kurd's?
Most Kurds are Sunni Muslims.
What types of of Islam is practiced in Afghanistan?
The majority of people in Afghanistan practice Sunni Islam, with the Hanafi school of jurisprudence being the most common. There is also a minority population of Shia Muslims, particularly among the Hazara community, who follow the Twelver branch of Shia Islam. Sufism, a mystical branch of Islam, is also practiced by some Afghans.
