Religious beliefs in Sweden

Religious beliefs in Sweden
Religions in Sweden
Some statistics estimate that 60% of the population belongs to Christianity, the majority of whom follow the Lutheran Church of Sweden. There is also a very small proportion of the Swedish population belonging to Catholicism or Orthodoxy.
Some statistics also show that Sweden is one of the least religious countries in the world, with a large proportion of atheism rates.

As for The Islamic religion, the first Islamic gathering was founded in Sweden in 1949, and the presence of Islam in Sweden remained rare until the 1960s, when migrations from the Baltic states, Turkey, North Africa and the Middle East began. The proportion of Muslims in Sweden is currently estimated at about 8 per cent of the population.
As for the Jewish religion, there are no official statistics on the numbers of Jews in Sweden, but according to some statistics, the number of Jews in Sweden is estimated at about 20,000, and they have a number of synagogues in a number of Swedish cities, such as Stockholm and Malmö, and some other municipalities.