The World’s Largest Muslim Nations Didn’t Used to Be Muslim
Christians are the single most persecuted minority on planet Earth, with almost 5,000 killed for their faith in 2025. The post The World’s Largest Muslim Nations Didn’t Used to Be Muslim appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
TL;DR
- Christians are described as the most persecuted minority globally, with thousands killed in 2025 and more in 2026.
- Christians are fleeing Muslim-dominated nations due to violence, persecution, threats, and intimidation.
- Recent incidents highlight violence against Christians in Nigeria, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Mozambique, Syria, and Pakistan.
- In Pakistan, Christians face mob violence due to blasphemy allegations and systemic coercion through generational debt bondage in the brick kiln industry.
- Historically Christian regions such as Iraq, Egypt, Iran, Syria, Lebanon, and Turkey have seen their Christian populations drastically decrease and are now Muslim-majority.
- Migration and fertility rate differences are projected to increase the Muslim population share in Europe, while Christian identification declines.
- The article suggests a pattern of demographic shift from Christian to Muslim majority that occurred over centuries in some regions is now happening more rapidly in Europe.