Islam in Slovenia

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Image of an old Slovenian Mosque which was pulled down after World War I.

The Muslims in Slovenia are ethnically Bosniaks and Albanians. The Muslims constitute 2.4% of Slovenian population. There is purpose-built mosque in Slovenia, namely the Log pod Mangartom Mosque.

Demographics of Muslims In Slovenia by ethnicity in 2002

Ethnicity Muslims Percentage
Bosniaks (Bosnian Muslims) 38,923 73.64%
Albanians 5,237 11.03%
Slovenes 1,506 3.17%
Roma 868 1.83%
Montenegrins 634 1.33%
Macedonians 507 1.07%
"Yugoslavs" (Declared as) 55 0.12%
Serbs 53 0.11%
Croats 30 0.06%
Hungarians 8 0.02%
Pakistani 8 0.02%
Did not want to reply 817 1.72%
Ethnically undeclared 721 1.52%
Others 445 0.94%
Unknown 308 0.65%
Regionally declared 15 0.03%
Total 47,488 100%

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