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В Нигерии есть две господствующие религии. … В Нигерии есть две господствующие религии. Ислам доминирует на севере страны, также распространён в юго-западной её части, среди народа йоруба. Протестантизм и местное синкретическое христианство тоже распространены среди йоруба, в то время как католицизм преобладает у народа игбо. Протестантизм и католицизм исповедуют народы: ибибио, аннанг и эфик. исповедуют народы: ибибио, аннанг и эфик.
, Várias religiões na Nigéria coexistem, con … Várias religiões na Nigéria coexistem, contribuindo para acentuar diferenças regionais e étnicas. Todas religiões representadas na Nigéria, foram praticadas em todas as grandes cidades em 1990. No entanto, Islão dominava o norte e manteve números consistentes no Sudoeste, parte iorubá do país. Protestantismo e Cristianismo sincrético local, também estão em evidência em áreas iorubás, enquanto Catolicismo domina os ibos e domínios estreitamente ligados. Tanto o protestantismo e o catolicismo dominam nos ibibios, anangues e efiques. O censo indicou que 43% dos nigerianos eram cristãos, 51% muçulmanos e 8% membros de congregações locais indígenas. Se preciso, isso indica um aumento acentuado desde 1953, o número de cristãos (cerca de 13%); uma ligeira queda entre aqueles que professam crenças indígenas, em comparação com 20%; e apenas uma modesta (4%) a ascensão dos muçulmanos. Houve crescimento na (o primeiro Movimento Aladura na Nigéria) e a , uma seita cristã indígena que foi especialmente intensa nas áreas iorubás, e das igrejas evangélicas em geral,espalhando-se em adjacentes e o Cinturão Médio da áreas sul. Em geral, porém, o país deve ser visto como tendo um norte, predominantemente muçulmano, um misto de cristão e muçulmano no Sudoeste e Cinturão Médio, um não-muçulmano, cristão principalmente no Sudeste e Sul-Sul, com cada um como uma fé minoritária, na região da outra.mo uma fé minoritária, na região da outra.
, Religion in Nigeria (the most populous Afr … Religion in Nigeria (the most populous African country with a population of over 225 million in 2022) is diverse. The country is home to some of the world's largest Christian and Muslim populations, simultaneously. Nigeria is divided roughly in half between Muslims, who live mostly in the north, and Christians, who live mostly in the south; indigenous religions, such as those native to the Igbo and Yoruba ethnicities, are in the minority. The Christian share of Nigeria's population is on decline due to lower fertility rate compared to Muslims in the north. Most Nigerian Christians are Protestant (broadly defined), though about a quarter are Catholic. The majority of Nigerian Muslims are either Sunni or non-denominational Muslims. Many Sunni Muslims are members of Sufi brotherhoods or Tariqa. Most Sufis follow the Qadiriyya, Tijaniyyah or Mouride movement. A significant Shia minority also exists (see Shia in Nigeria). There are also Ahmadiyya and Mahdiyya minorities. In terms of Nigeria's major ethnic groups' religious affiliations, the Hausa ethnic group in the north is mostly Muslim, the Yoruba tribe in the west is divided among mainly Muslims and Christians with many followers of traditional religions, while the Igbos of the east and the Ijaw in the south are predominantly Christians with some practitioners of traditional religions. The middle belt of Nigeria contains the most of the minority ethnic groups in Nigeria and they are mostly Christians and Christian converts, as well as members of traditional religions with few Muslim converts. Nigeria is officially a secular state with no official state religion. Article 10 of the Constitution states that “The Government of the Federation or of a State shall not adopt any religion as State Religion.” However, twelve Muslim-majority northern states have incorporated Sharia courts into their legal systems with the power and jurisdiction of these courts waxing and waning over the past two decades. In some of these states, sharia courts are optional arbitration courts for personal status issues where as in others, sharia has effectively replaced the formerly secular state level legal system in both civil and criminal contexts. This has brought controversy due its discriminatory practices towards religious and sexual minorities. Northern Nigeria has also been the site of ongoing Islamist insurgency which has led to the death and displacement of tens of thousands of people.splacement of tens of thousands of people.
, 作为目前人口最多的非洲国家，尼日利亚宗教呈现出极大的多样性。尼日利亚宪法保障宗教自由 … 作为目前人口最多的非洲国家，尼日利亚宗教呈现出极大的多样性。尼日利亚宪法保障宗教自由，并且尼日利亚是世界上基督徒人口和穆斯林人口最多的国家之一。从地理上看，穆斯林主要分布在尼日利亚北部，而基督徒则主要生活在南部。传统宗教，如伊博人和约鲁巴人的本土宗教，其信仰者在尼日利亚属于少数。目前中的基督徒的比例正在下降，这是由于相比之下北部穆斯林的生育率更高。 尼日利亚的基督徒有约四分之一为天主教徒，其余大部分为新教徒，其中奈及利亞聖公會更成為非洲最大的聖公會教省。尼日利亚穆斯林大多数是逊尼派或无教派穆斯林。其中许多逊尼派穆斯林是苏菲兄弟会的成员。尼日利亚苏菲派大多追随卡迪里耶、提加尼或穆里德教团。此外，尼日利亚还存在少数穆斯林属什叶派、阿赫迈底亚派和马赫迪派。若按尼日利亚的主要民族来划分，则北部的豪萨人以穆斯林为主；西部的约鲁巴人以穆斯林和基督徒为主，兼有部分传统宗教的信徒；东部的伊博人和南部的伊爵人主要是基督徒，也有一些传统宗教的信仰者。 十二个穆斯林占多数的北方州份已将伊斯兰教法法院纳入其法律体系，这些法院的权力和管辖权在过去的二十年间时断时续。在其中一些州，伊斯兰教法法院是个人身份问题的可选仲裁法院，而在其他州，伊斯兰教法已在民事和刑事方面有效地取代了以前的世俗国家级法律体系。在这些地区，伊斯兰教法对宗教和性少数群体的歧视性做法也饱受争议。此外，博科圣地等伊斯兰极端组织在尼日利亚北部不断挑起的战乱，已导致数万人丧生或流离失所。，博科圣地等伊斯兰极端组织在尼日利亚北部不断挑起的战乱，已导致数万人丧生或流离失所。
, Les deux principales religions au Nigeria (219 millions de Nigérians en 2021) sont le christianisme et l'islam.Le Nigeria est un pays membre de l'Organisation de la coopération islamique.
, Le religioni più diffuse in Nigeria sono l … Le religioni più diffuse in Nigeria sono l'islam e il cristianesimo, ma sulla consistenza dei gruppi religiosi vi sono stime differenti, in quanto i censimenti non rilevano l'appartenenza religiosa della popolazione. Le stime più recenti evidenziano comunque la crescita della religione islamica, che sarebbe diventata maggioritaria. Secondo una stima del 2012 del Pew Research Center, i cristiani erano il 49,3% della popolazione, i musulmani il 48,8% della popolazione, coloro che seguivano le religioni africane l'1,4% della popolazione e coloro che seguivano altre religioni lo 0,1% della popolazione, mentre lo 0,4% della popolazione non seguiva alcuna religione. Una stima del 2015 dell'Association of Religion Data Archives (ARDA) dava invece i cristiani al 48,8% della popolazione, i musulmani al 43,4% della popolazione e le religioni indigene tradizionali al 7,4% della popolazione; lo 0,3% circa della popolazione non seguiva alcuna religione e lo 0,1% circa della popolazione seguiva altre religioni. Secondo stime del 2018 della CIA, il 53,5% della popolazione segue l'islam, il 45,9% della popolazione segue il cristianesimo e lo 0,6% della popolazione segue altre religioni o non segue alcuna religione.Altre stime danno i musulmani al 50% della popolazione e i cristiani al 43,2% della popolazione, mentre la restante parte della popolazione (il 6,8%) segue altre religioni o non segue alcuna religione. I musulmani prevalgono nella parte nord del Paese, i cristiani nella parte meridionale.aese, i cristiani nella parte meridionale.
, Religia w Nigerii – kraju liczącym ponad 2 … Religia w Nigerii – kraju liczącym ponad 200 mln mieszkańców, zdominowana jest przez chrześcijaństwo – na południu i islam – na północy. Pozostali wyznający inne religie i nie wyznający żadnej religii, stanowią niewielki odsetek populacji. Znaczna część chrześcijan i muzułmanów łączy swoje wierzenia z praktykowaniem tradycyjnych religii plemiennych.kowaniem tradycyjnych religii plemiennych.
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Várias religiões na Nigéria coexistem, con … Várias religiões na Nigéria coexistem, contribuindo para acentuar diferenças regionais e étnicas. Todas religiões representadas na Nigéria, foram praticadas em todas as grandes cidades em 1990. No entanto, Islão dominava o norte e manteve números consistentes no Sudoeste, parte iorubá do país. Protestantismo e Cristianismo sincrético local, também estão em evidência em áreas iorubás, enquanto Catolicismo domina os ibos e domínios estreitamente ligados. Tanto o protestantismo e o catolicismo dominam nos ibibios, anangues e efiques. O censo indicou que 43% dos nigerianos eram cristãos, 51% muçulmanos e 8% membros de congregações locais indígenas. Se preciso, isso indica um aumento acentuado desde 1953, o número de cristãos (cerca de 13%); uma ligeira queda entre aqueles que professam crenças queda entre aqueles que professam crenças
, Le religioni più diffuse in Nigeria sono l … Le religioni più diffuse in Nigeria sono l'islam e il cristianesimo, ma sulla consistenza dei gruppi religiosi vi sono stime differenti, in quanto i censimenti non rilevano l'appartenenza religiosa della popolazione. Le stime più recenti evidenziano comunque la crescita della religione islamica, che sarebbe diventata maggioritaria. Secondo una stima del 2012 del Pew Research Center, i cristiani erano il 49,3% della popolazione, i musulmani il 48,8% della popolazione, coloro che seguivano le religioni africane l'1,4% della popolazione e coloro che seguivano altre religioni lo 0,1% della popolazione, mentre lo 0,4% della popolazione non seguiva alcuna religione. Una stima del 2015 dell'Association of Religion Data Archives (ARDA) dava invece i cristiani al 48,8% della popolazione, i musulmanani al 48,8% della popolazione, i musulman
, В Нигерии есть две господствующие религии. … В Нигерии есть две господствующие религии. Ислам доминирует на севере страны, также распространён в юго-западной её части, среди народа йоруба. Протестантизм и местное синкретическое христианство тоже распространены среди йоруба, в то время как католицизм преобладает у народа игбо. Протестантизм и католицизм исповедуют народы: ибибио, аннанг и эфик. исповедуют народы: ибибио, аннанг и эфик.
, Religia w Nigerii – kraju liczącym ponad 2 … Religia w Nigerii – kraju liczącym ponad 200 mln mieszkańców, zdominowana jest przez chrześcijaństwo – na południu i islam – na północy. Pozostali wyznający inne religie i nie wyznający żadnej religii, stanowią niewielki odsetek populacji. Znaczna część chrześcijan i muzułmanów łączy swoje wierzenia z praktykowaniem tradycyjnych religii plemiennych.kowaniem tradycyjnych religii plemiennych.
, Les deux principales religions au Nigeria (219 millions de Nigérians en 2021) sont le christianisme et l'islam.Le Nigeria est un pays membre de l'Organisation de la coopération islamique.
, Religion in Nigeria (the most populous Afr … Religion in Nigeria (the most populous African country with a population of over 225 million in 2022) is diverse. The country is home to some of the world's largest Christian and Muslim populations, simultaneously. Nigeria is divided roughly in half between Muslims, who live mostly in the north, and Christians, who live mostly in the south; indigenous religions, such as those native to the Igbo and Yoruba ethnicities, are in the minority. The Christian share of Nigeria's population is on decline due to lower fertility rate compared to Muslims in the north.ity rate compared to Muslims in the north.
, 作为目前人口最多的非洲国家，尼日利亚宗教呈现出极大的多样性。尼日利亚宪法保障宗教自由 … 作为目前人口最多的非洲国家，尼日利亚宗教呈现出极大的多样性。尼日利亚宪法保障宗教自由，并且尼日利亚是世界上基督徒人口和穆斯林人口最多的国家之一。从地理上看，穆斯林主要分布在尼日利亚北部，而基督徒则主要生活在南部。传统宗教，如伊博人和约鲁巴人的本土宗教，其信仰者在尼日利亚属于少数。目前中的基督徒的比例正在下降，这是由于相比之下北部穆斯林的生育率更高。 尼日利亚的基督徒有约四分之一为天主教徒，其余大部分为新教徒，其中奈及利亞聖公會更成為非洲最大的聖公會教省。尼日利亚穆斯林大多数是逊尼派或无教派穆斯林。其中许多逊尼派穆斯林是苏菲兄弟会的成员。尼日利亚苏菲派大多追随卡迪里耶、提加尼或穆里德教团。此外，尼日利亚还存在少数穆斯林属什叶派、阿赫迈底亚派和马赫迪派。若按尼日利亚的主要民族来划分，则北部的豪萨人以穆斯林为主；西部的约鲁巴人以穆斯林和基督徒为主，兼有部分传统宗教的信徒；东部的伊博人和南部的伊爵人主要是基督徒，也有一些传统宗教的信仰者。分传统宗教的信徒；东部的伊博人和南部的伊爵人主要是基督徒，也有一些传统宗教的信仰者。
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, Religion in Nigeria
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