Not Islam or Christianity, they will have the largest population by the year 2050

Pew Research Report: Pew Research Center released statistics regarding which religion will have the most followers in the world by the year 2050. Looking at these figures it is clear that Islam is the fastest growing religion and then Christianity will be at second place in the whole world. However, Pew has also released the number of people who do not believe in any religion. You will be surprised to know that by the year 2050, 62 percent people will not follow any religion. Pew has made this claim and released data on the basis of questions asked to American youth. Let us know what American youth said in response to this question.

What did American youth say?

The youth of America said that by the year 2050, there will be 62 percent of the world’s population who will not follow any religion. Whereas 15 percent people say that the population of such people will decrease. 22 percent said that the number of non-religious people is going to remain the same as it is today. Two percent people refused to say anything.

What will be the population of which religion in the year 2050?

If we talk about the Muslim population in the world in the year 2050, then according to Pew it may exceed 2 billion 76 crores. In the year 2010, the Muslim population in the world was around 1 billion 60 crores. Whereas Hindu population may be around 1 billion 38 crores. According to the Pew report, the number of Muslims will increase most rapidly between 2010 and 2050. The number of Muslims may increase by 73 percent in 2050 compared to 2010. On the other hand, the number of Hindus is estimated to increase by only 34 percent. The number of people following Christianity may increase by 35 percent more than Hindus.

The population of Hindus is going to increase to around 35 crores in the coming time. In 2010, there were a total of 23.2 percent Muslims, which may increase to 29.7 percent in the year 2050.