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  2–4%
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  4–5%
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  10–20%
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  30–50%

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  50–70%
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Religious structure of North Macedonia by settlements 2002. Muslims (green), Orthodox Christian (blue)




Map of the muftiships of North Macedonia.


Muslims in North Macedonia represent one third of the nation's total population,[2][3] making Islam the second most widely professed religion in the country. Muslims in North Macedonia follow Sunni Islam of the Hanafi madhhab. Some northwestern and western regions of the country have Muslim majorities. A large majority of all the Muslims in the country are ethnic Albanians, with the rest being primarily Turks, Romani, Bosniaks or Torbeš.




Contents





  • 1 Population

    • 1.1 Ethnicity


    • 1.2 Historical population


    • 1.3 Geographical distribution



  • 2 Gallery


  • 3 See also


  • 4 References




Population



Ethnicity




The Šarena Džamija, built in 1438, is a mosque in Tetovo.


Albanian Muslims, forming roughly 25% of the nation's total population and most of the Muslim population, live mostly in the Polog and western regions of the country. The Turks, who make up about 4% of the country's total population, are scattered throughout the country, but mostly in major cities, as are Roma Muslims. Bosniaks are mostly concentrated within Skopje. Muslims of Macedonian ethnicity number roughly 40,000 to 100,000 and can be found in the western part of North Macedonia in the Centar Župa, Debar, Struga and Plasnica areas.[4]





















Population of North Macedonia according to ethnic affiliation in 1981 and 2002
Ethnic group
Population 1981
Population 2002

Albanians
377,208[5][6]509,083[6][7]

Turks
86,591[5][6]77,959[6][7]

Romani
43,125[5][6]53,879[6][7]

Macedonian Muslims
39,513[6]2,553[6][8]

Bosniaks
17,018[6][7]


Historical population


The following table shows the Muslim population and percentage for each given year. The Muslim percentage in North Macedonia generally decreased from 1904 to 1961 but began to rise again due to high fertility rate among Muslim families, reaching 33.33% in 2002. According to the 2002 Census, 46.5% of the children aged 0–4 were Muslim.[9] In 2010, 39.3% of the population were Muslim.[10][11] Islam is predicted to be become the largest religion in the country by 2050, with over half of the country's population adhering to the faith.[12]









































Year
Muslim population
Muslim percentage
1904
634,000[13]36.76%
1912
384,000[13]33.47%
1921
269,000[13]31.43%
1948
314,603[13]27.29%
1953
388,515[13]29.78%
1961
338,200[13]24.05%
1971
414,176[13]25.14%
1981
546,437[13]28.62%
1991
611,326[13]30.06%
1994
581,203[13][14]30.04%
2002
674,015[13][9]33.33%
2010
808,512
39.3%[10][11]


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Municipality
Population (2002)
Muslims (2002)
Percentage (%)

Tetovo
70,841
49,927

70.5%

Gostivar
49,545
36,045

72.8%

Centar
82,604
34,325
41.6%

Čair
68,395
32,877
48.1%

Kumanovo
103,205
31,758
30.8%

Lipkovo
27,058
26,351

97.4%

Želino
24,390
24,210

99.3%

Saraj
24,253
22,768

93.9%

Tearce
22,454
19,508

86.9%

Struga
36,892
18,967

51.4%

Debar
17,952
17,083

95.2%

Studeničani
17,246
16,828

97.6%

Negotino-Pološko
16,813
16,720

99.4%

Gazi Baba
72,222
15,968
22.1%

Šuto Orizari
17,357
15,231

87.8%

Bogovinje
14,555
14,445

99.2%

Kamenjane
14,442
14,365

99.5%

Kičevo
30,138
13,703
45.5%

Čegrane
12,310
11,967

97.2%

Zajas
11,605
11,303

97.4%

Kondovo
11,155
11,047

99.0%

Aračinovo
11,992
10,925

91.1%

Oslomej
10,425
10,260

98.4%

Veles
57,602
9,786
17.0%

Brvenica
15,855
9,781

61.7%

Rostuša
9,451
8,940

94.6%

Velešta
8,156
8,072

99.0%

Labuništa
8,935
8,061

90.2%

Dolna Banjica
9,467
7,847

82.9%

Džepčište
7,919
7,789

98.4%

Šipkovica
7,820
7,783

99.5%

Delogoždi
7,884
7,724

98.0%

Ohrid
54,380
7,684
14.1%

Vrapčište
8,586
7,525

87.6%

Bitola
86,408
7,043
8.2%

Dolneni
11,583
6,688

57.7%

Centar Župa
6,299
6,215

98.7%

Vrutok
5,999
5,159

86.0%

Kisela Voda
125,379
4,654
3.7

Plasnica
4,545
4,465

98.2%

Prilep
73,351
4,393
6.0%

Radoviš
24,498
4,341
17.7%

Resen
16,825
3,927
23.3%

Đorče Petrov
41,490
3,792
9.1%

Srbinovo
3,709
3,593

96.9%

Petrovec
8,255
3,564
43.2%

Štip
47,796
3,555
7.4%

Karpoš
59,810
3,107
5.2%

Strumica
45,087
3,038
6.7%

Kruševo
9,684
2,514
26.0%

Јegunovce
7,227
2,511
34.7%

Sopište
9,522
2,310
24.3%

Kočani
33,689
2,273
6.7%

Vasilevo
12,122
2,196
18.1%

Vratnica
3,563
2,181

61.2%

Čučer-Sandevo
8,493
1,954
23.0%

Žitoše
2,128
1,917

90.1%

Zelenikovo
4,077
1,491
36.6%

Vinica
17,914
1,489
8.3%

Valandovo
11,890
1,355
11.4%

Bistrica
5,042
1,320
26.2%

Kavadarci
38,391
1,161
3.0%

Čaška
2,878
1,006
35.0%

Murtino
6,544
953
14.6%

Negotino
19,212
912
4.7%

Topolčani
2,923
859
29.4%

Gradsko
3,760
815
21.7%

Delčevo
17,505
773
4.4%

Ilinden
15,894
748
4.7%

Karbinci
4,012
729
18.2%

Pehčevo
5,517
702
12.7%

Bosilovo
12,457
618
5.0%

Berovo
13,941
556
4.0%

Kriva Palanka
20,820
530
2.5%

Konče
3,536
521
14.7%

Star Dojran
3,426
483
14.1%

Drugovo
3,249
448
13.8%

Mavrovi Anovi
984
415
42.2%

Demir Kapija
4,545
409
9.0%

Capari
1,424
320
22.5%

Vraneštica
1,322
287
21.7%

Demir Hisar
7,178
280
3.9%

Lozovo
2,858
253
8.9%

Dobruševo
2,174
218
10.0%

Kukliš
4,449
203
4.6%

Makedonski Brod
5,588
182
3.3%

Kratovo
10,441
173
1.7%

Mešeišta
2,567
163
6.3%

Sveti Nikole
18,497
159
0.9%

Kukurečani
2,511
69
2.7%

Bogdanci
8,707
60
0.7%

Gevgelija
20,362
51
0.3%

Probištip
12,765
49
0.4%

Bogomila
1,252
48
3.8%

Novaci
2,478
48
1.9%

Mogila
4,536
48
1.1%

Lukovo
1,509
43
2.8%

Rankovce
4,144
26
0.6%

Makedonska Kamenica
2,567
23
0.9%

Podareš
3,746
13
0.3%

Krivogaštani
6,007
8
0.1%

Novo Selo
11,966
8
0.1%

Rosoman
4,141
6
0.1%

Belčišta
2,940
4
0.1%

Konopište
350
3
0.9%

Vevčani
2,433
3
0.1%

Staro Nagoričane
4,258
3
0.1%

Staravina
316
1
0.3%

Bač
755
1
0.1%

Izvor
1,049
1
0.1%

Orašac
1,252
1
0.1%

Sopotnica
2,319
1
0.0%

Miravci
2,626
1
0.0%

Orizari
4,403
1
0.0%

Obleševo
5,071
1
0.0%

Zletovo
3,428
0
0.0%

Zrnovci
3,264
0
0.0%

Češinovo
2,419
0
0.0%

Blatec
2,024
0
0.0%

Klečevce
1,609
0
0.0%

Samokov
1,553
0
0.0%

Kosel
1,369
0
0.0%

Vitolište
494
0
0.0%
Macedonia (total)
2,022,547
674,015
33.3%


Gallery





  • Yeni Mosque in Bitola







  • The Monastir (Bitola) bazaar in 1914.







  • Bitola







  • Mustafa Pasha's Mosque







  • Door detail from Mustafa Pasha's Mosque







  • Islamic inscription from Mustafa Pasha's Mosque.





See also


  • Demographics of North Macedonia

  • Religion in North Macedonia

  • Rumelia

  • Albanians in North Macedonia

  • Macedonian Muslims

  • Turks in North Macedonia

  • Romani in North Macedonia

  • Bosniaks in North Macedonia

  • Arabs in North Macedonia

  • Category:Mosques in North Macedonia


References




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