10. Religion in Bangladesh

Every country has its own nation. Bangladesh is culturally standardized, with Bengalis comprising 98% of the population. The majority of Bangladeshis (about 90%) are Muslims, and a small number of Hindus, Christians and Buddhists are furthermore livelihood in the country. But outstanding to enormous enlightening multiplicity, numerous dialects, hybridization of social personality and norms as well as cultural background, Bangladeshis cannot be stereotyped very without difficulty, not including for the no more than actuality that they are very pliant in natural history. People of diverse religions carry out their religious rituals with celebration in Bangladesh. The Government has declared National Holidays on all significant religious festivals of the four most important religions. Durga Puja, Christmas and Buddha Purnima are distinguished in the midst of passion in Bangladesh. All of these form a fundamental part of the enlightening inheritance of Bangladesh.

Religion                   Percent          

Islam                       89.7%
Hinduism                  9.2%
Buddhism                 0.7%
Christianity               0.3% 
Others                     0.1%                   

                                                                                                                              Khan Mohammad Mridha Mosque(built 1706) at Atish Khana, in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh.