Passage: Islam is the official religion forming 70.2% of the population. Current census data does not differentiate between the other religions in Bahrain, but there are about 1,000 Christian citizens and about 40 Jewish citizens. Muslims belong to the Shi'a and Sunni branches of Islam. There are no official figures, but the Shi'a constitute 60-70% of the Bahraini Muslim population. Foreigners, overwhelmingly from South Asia and other Arab countries, constituted 54% of the population in 2010. Of these, 45% are Muslim and 55% are non-Muslim, including Christians , Hindus, Bahá'ís, Buddhists, and Sikhs.
Are there fewer Christian or Jewish citizens in Bahrain? Are there more non-Muslim or Muslim foreigners in Bahrain? How many branches are of Islam? How many different religion groups of the population are non Muslim? How many different religions are in the Non-Muslim? How many more Christian Citizens are there than Jewish citizens? How many people in terms of percentage follow a religion other than Islam in Bahrain? How many percent of foreigners were not Muslim? How many percent of people were not Muslim? How many percent of people were not Shi'a? How many percent of people were not foreigners? How many percentage points is the difference between the Muslim foreign population and the non-Muslim foreign population in Bahrain? How many percentage points of the population in Bahrain was not foreigners? What are the different religions that make up the population of Bahrain? What is the main religion in Bahrain? Which branch of Islam has more followers in Bahrain, Shi'a or Sunni? Which group comprises a larger percentage of the population in Bahrain, foreigners or non-foreigners? Which religion affiliation made up less of the population in 2010, Muslim or non-Muslim? Which religions do the non-Muslims make up? Who had the largest group of religious citizens in Bahrain, Christians or Jews? Who had the least number of citizens in a religion?