What is the current world percentage of Jews Christians and Muslims?

Answer 1

Fewer than 20 percent of Muslims are Arabs, and nearly half of all Muslims live in South and Southeast Asia.

Islam is the world's second largest religion, and it continues to enlarge every day.

Answer 2

A: There are approximately 4.5-5 million Jews who have of 'Arab' heritage (Iraqi, Iranian, Yemeni, Syrian, and Saudi Arabian), of these, a very small percentage actually live in those countries.

While many Arab countries are close to 100% Muslim, it is not universal. 30% of Lebanese Arabs are not Muslim, 11% of Arab Kuwaitis are not Muslim, 10% of Syrian Arabs are not Muslim, 6% of Egyptian Arabs are not Muslim, 5% of Jordanese Arabs are not Muslim: most of these Arab non-Muslims are Christian. In the U.S., two-thirds of Arab-Americans are Christian.

Answer 3

Since the founding of the modern state of Israel, Arab Jews have been discouraged from regarding themselves as such, and few now do. Arab Jews are now included among Sephardic ("Spanish") Jews. Thus there are no longer considered to be Jews among the Arabs.

Across the world, no more than two or three percent of Arabs are Christian. The proportions of Christians are much higher in Lebanon and among the Palestinians, but many of these have now emigrated to the West. The great majority of Arabs are Muslim, including Druze.

Answer 4

As of 2021, Christians make up about 31.2% of the global population, Muslims make up around 24.1%, and Jews constitute less than 0.2%. It's important to note that these numbers can vary depending on data sources and methodologies.

Answer 5

Hello,

I live in Jordan, and I would have to stay around 95% are Muslim, but this is by no means a precise estimate. Islam is, however, the most widely practiced religion in Jordan.

Answer 6

None-their beliefs are entirely different.

Answer 7

As of 2013, the current world percentage of Jews, Christians, and Muslims is approximately 0.2%, 31.5% and 23.2%, respectively.

Answer 8

Roughly 90%.

Answer 9

Only persons of Arab descent are Muslim