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Iran's government, which supports Shia communities and amplifies jurisprudential differences
Official records and mainstream reference works put virtually the entire population of within Islam—roughly 99–99.6 percent—of whom about 90–95 percent are and the remainder Sunni; independent surveys...
Iran has never been a majority Christian country or a state officially governed by Christianity; instead, Christianity has been a long-standing minority faith on Iranian territory from roughly the ear...
is overwhelmingly Twelver Shia—most sources put Shias at roughly 90% of the Muslim population and Sunnis at roughly 5–10%—but that national figure masks stark regional clustering: Sunnis are concentra...
is overwhelmingly Muslim, with (IthnāʿAsharī) Shia Islam constitutionally the state religion and the vast majority of the population adhering to it; most mainstream sources put Shia at roughly 90–95% ...