Biggest religion in the world?

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A lot of people convert to Islam a year, and I was wondering has Islam overtook Christianity yet as worlds biggest religion or are there more Christians still? I hardly see much Christians practice their religion.
 
How can you tell if a christian practices his/her religion?
 
Christianity is, followed by Islam. However, analysts say Islam will soon takeover as the biggest religion (predictions around 2050-90).

If you want to look at denominations though, Sunni Islam is the biggest in the world, followed by Catholism.

marina-hadeya said:
I heard that Islam the biggest religion u heard its in genius world records.
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That's fastest growing.

According to the Guinness Book of World Records, Islam is the world’s fastest-growing religion by number of conversions each year: Although the religion began in Arabia, by 2002 80% of all believers in Islam lived outside the Arab world. In the period 1990-2000, approximately 12.5 million more people converted to Islam than to Christianity.[SUP][24][/SUP] Part of the books quote can be seen online from this extract from Google Books.[SUP][24][/SUP]
 
Hulk said:
How can you tell if a christian practices his/her religion?
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My point exactly. Barely no Christian practices or cares about their religion. They dont read the Bible just the parts they like. LOTSof people claim Christianity yet believe in evolution lol
 
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FreakOffALeash said:
Barely no Christian practices or cares about their religion. They dont read the Bible just the parts they like.
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That's a bit harsh. I am acquainted with many Christian people, they attend church on Sundays, read the Bible regularly, the Roman Catholics attend Mass, some of the Roman Catholics use rosary beads for praying.

Interestingly, many of my Christian acquaintances have said that the Bible is not the true Bible, and reverted to Islam or have become Daughters of God.

Currently Christianity is the biggest religion, but Islam is the fastest growing religion, soon it shall become the biggest, Insha'Allaah.

Perseveranze said:
If you want to look at denominations though, Sunni Islam is the biggest in the world, followed by Catholism.
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Subhan'Allaah. That's cool

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Qurratul Ayn said:
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That's a bit harsh. I am acquainted with many Christian people, they attend church on Sundays, read the Bible regularly, the Roman Catholics attend Mass, some of the Roman Catholics use rosary beads for praying.

Interestingly, many of my Christian acquaintances have said that the Bible is not the true Bible, and reverted to Islam or have become Daughters of God.

Currently Christianity is the biggest religion, but Islam is the fastest growing religion, soon it shall become the biggest, Insha'Allaah.



Subhan'Allaah. That's cool

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Well my sister you have much to learn, harshness is reality and the reality is always harsh. Christians in the United States bend religion to their desires instead of bending their desires to their religions. This is pitiful but very true sadly. I find it hilarious so much actually. Do you know how many Christian's in the down south have used the term "God gave me my right to eat pork" yet totally ignore its mentioning as being forbidden in Biblical text? Almost all of them.
 
just out of curiosity why is pork forbidden to eat when every other animal is? According to what people have told me all animals are inferior to us why does pork get a special exemption?
 
FreakOffALeash said:
Well my sister you have much to learn, harshness is reality and the reality is always harsh.
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We all do my brother :) And, not all harshness is reality... But reality is always harsh, that is why we have to be strong and have faith in Allaah.

FreakOffALeash said:
Christians in the United States bend religion to their desires instead of bending their desires to their religions.
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Well, my Christian acquaintances live in the UK, and I must say (write in this case) they do adhere to their beliefs... Or try to, as do we all.
 
Qurratul Ayn said:
We all do my brother :) And, not all harshness is reality... But reality is always harsh, that is why we have to be strong and have faith in Allaah.



Well, my Christian acquaintances live in the UK, and I must say (write in this case) they do adhere to their beliefs... Or try to, as do we all.
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You live in the UK. THey are more spiritual there and have a stronger culture and retain it very well. In America we throw our culture out the window and do as we please. We retain very little heritage and any spiritual upbringing. Our morals are based from nothing. We say this or that is wrong and do not know why it is wrong, our religion has mixed with our politics and in case you dont know. Our politics are very evil lol. We have corrupted all religions that come here including Islam, minute a Muslim gets here they shave their beards and pick up some liquor and have meaningless sex and live a life of debauchery. We have no social standards at all and I am 1 out of very few of my youth that dislike this. :hmm:
 
joboman24 said:
just out of curiosity why is pork forbidden to eat when every other animal is? According to what people have told me all animals are inferior to us why does pork get a special exemption?
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You dont know medical stuff apparently. Pork is a very unclean meat because pigs feed on their own cr*p, eat each other, and dont sweat so no impurity exits their body. Read this post i made on it.........

http://www.islamicboard.com/health-science/134312835-great-evil-known.html
 
apparently I don't know have all the information ever existed on this earth like most other people. But thanks for the link.
 
i knew this guy who told me he was christian, then when i prodded him on details, he said he didn't believe in God!!!!!!!!!

yes, it is a fact that the majority only use the name coz they inherited it, and buy a pine tree at the end of the year and decorate it with tinsel.
but if you prod them on details (like say for instance in february or march), many of the same will tell you that they don't believe in God.
hell, even the mass media and all the high street stores believe in God when it's december.

May Allah guide them to the truth.
 
imsad What I meant by my post is if we can't tell whether someone is practicing or not then we shouldn't make statements saying whether they practice or not.
 
Not being funny but churches are being bought out left right and center all over the UK, and turned into Masjids... this, in the west.

If we worship God more in their own lands than they do... then I think its a fair point. It's a "observable science" as the atheist would say :D

I can't even get into my local Masjid on a Friday, unless I turn up WELL IN ADVANCE... the Church in comparison, looks like it wants to be a masjid. Everytime I see it, it looks lonely.

The walls are probably asking Allah "Ya Allah, fill me with Muslims".

Scimi
 
Scimitar said:
I can't even get into my local Masjid on a Friday, unless I turn up WELL IN ADVANCE...
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How about on normal prayer times? It's the same case here on Fridays but on normal salah times, it's pretty much empty. Maybe 4-5 rows at most for the mosque that i usually frequent to.
 
Catholic churches are being closed over here in Canada too. I remember reading somethign in the paper about three big churches being sold. As far as I am aware there are no Muslims in the town I live in, but there is a decent size group in the nearby city. On Friday's there is a good turn out as well as during the monthly pot luck gathering.

As for numbers of Catholics converting compared to number of Muslim's reverting, I really have no idea but on a Google search to find out, I did find this interesting site: http://www.pewforum.org/Faith-in-Flux.aspx but it really only deals with people in the Christian faiths. It really only compares between Catholic and Protestant or other religion but doesn't specify Islam.
 
dysphoricrocker said:
How about on normal prayer times? It's the same case here on Fridays but on normal salah times, it's pretty much empty. Maybe 4-5 rows at most for the mosque that i usually frequent to.
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Used to be like that, ten odd years ago. But you know bro, ever since 911, the masjids have been getting kinda packed.

Isha salaah fills up 3/4 of the masjid in my locality - and we've got 3 masjids within 15 mins walking distance from my house. Kinda cool :)

Scimi
 

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