بسبب تدفق المهاجرين والعمال الضيوف

بسبب تدفق المهاجرين والعمال الضيوف من البلدان غير مسلم، مثل الهند والفلبين وسريلانكا، النسبة الإجمالية للمسلمين في البلاد قد انخفض في السنوات الأخيرة.[137] وفقا لتعداد عام 2001 ، 81.2% من وكان سكان البحرين مسلم، كان 10% من المسيحيين، ويمارس 9.8% الهندوسية أو الأديان الأخرى.[86] سجلات تعداد عام 2010 أن نسبة مسلم قد انخفضت إلى 70.2% (فإن تعداد عام 2010 لا يفرق بين الأديان غير مسلم).[120] رفض البحرين تقارير من المعارضة البحرينية التي كانوا يحاولون تغيير التركيبة السكانية في البلاد من حيث تجنيس السوريين.[138]

النتائج (الإنجليزية) 1:

Due to the influx of immigrants and guest workers from non-Muslim countries, such as India, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, the overall percentage of Muslims in the country has declined in recent years. [137] according to the 2001 census, 81.2% of Bahrain's population was Muslim, 10% Christian, and 9.8% practiced Hinduism or other religions. [86] the 2010 census records that the Muslim proportion had fallen to 70.2% (the 2010 census does not distinguish between non-Muslim religions). [120] the refusal of Bahrain from Bahraini opposition reports that they were trying to change the demographics in the country in terms of naturalization. [138]

النتائج (الإنجليزية) 2:

Because of the influx of immigrants and guest workers from non-Muslim countries, such as India, the Philippines and Sri Lanka, the overall proportion of Muslims in the country has declined in recent years. [137] According to the 2001 census, 81.2% of the population of Bahrain, a Muslim, was 10% of the Christians, and exercised 9.8 Hinduism% or other religions. [86] the 2010 census records that the proportion of Muslims have declined to 70.2% (the 2010 census does not differentiate between religions is Muslim). [120] refused to Bahrain reports of the Bahraini opposition, which they were trying to change the demographics in the country in terms of the naturalization of Syrians. [138]

النتائج (الإنجليزية) 3:

Due to the influx of immigrants and guest workers from non muslim countries, such as India, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, the total proportion of Muslims in the country has fallen in recent years. [137 according to 2001, 81.2% of Bahrain's population were Muslims, Christians, and he 10% 9.8% Hinduism and other religions. [86] the 2010 census records that a Muslim fell to the 70.2% (the 2010 census does not differentiate between non muslim religions).[120] report of the Bahraini opposition refused to Bahrain where they were trying to change the demographic composition of the population in the country in terms of Syrian citizenship. [138]