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The growth of the Muslim population in Europe, driven by immigration and higher fertility rates among Muslim women, with projections and analysis by Pew and other researchers
Available evidence does not support a definitive, city-by-city ranking of an capitals by from 2015 to 2025, but several capitals show repeatedly cited, measurable upticks or high shares—most notably ,...
Official tallies and many secondary estimates put Europe's Muslim population in 2025 at roughly 45–46 million people, about 6% of the continent’s roughly 744–745 million inhabitants (an “official” agg...
The best-supported estimate for the population of Europe in 2024 is roughly 747 million people, a figure cited by the Population Reference Bureau based on contemporary UN and regional data . Official ...
Since 2000, Europe’s rising Muslim population has been driven chiefly by international migration into Europe and secondarily by higher fertility among Muslims compared with non-Muslims, with the relat...