Assessing Religious Populations in the Sudans

Abstract

The future growth or decline of religious communities in both Sudan and South Sudan is likely to depend on three factors: (1) government policies related to minority religious communities; (2) the continued conversion of ethnoreligionists to either Islam or Christianity; and (3) the emigration of religious communities to other countries. Regardless, the most likely scenarios still show the North will continue to be predominantly Muslim and the South predominantly Christian.

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