Islam in Luxembourg
The refugees came in waves and, aside from the Bosniaks, these were constituted by Muslims from Albania, Kosovo, Serbia, and Montenegro.
[3][4] Aside from the refugees, the Muslim population was also increased by workers who migrated after the labour agreement between Luxembourg and Yugoslavia.
[5] By 2013, Muslims in Luxembourg were constituted of Bosniaks (2,303), Moroccans (616), Albanians (502), Turks (487), Tunisians (374), Algerians (331), and Iranians (322).
[6] The bulk of the Muslim population lives in urban areas with 70 percent residing in Luxembourg and four other cities.
[6] There is also an increasing number of converts and this is reflected in the sermons in the mosques, which are delivered in Arabic, Bosnian, French, and English.
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95–100%
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90–95%
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50–55%
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30–35%
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10–20%
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5–10%
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4–5%
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2–4%
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1–2%
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< 1%
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