The majority of the population of Southeast Sulawesi was Muslim in 2021.

Viva Budy Kusnandar 31/03/2022 18:40 WIB

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2.57 million people (95.77%) of the population of Southeast Sulawesi are Muslim.

Percentage of Southeast Sulawesi's Population by Religion/Belief (December 2021)

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Percentage of Southeast Sulawesi's Population by Religion/Belief (December 2021)

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The Directorate General of Population and Civil Registration (Dukcapil) of the Ministry of Home Affairs recorded a population of 2.68 million in Southeast Sulawesi in December 2021.

Of this number, 2.57 million (95.77%) of Southeast Sulawesi's population were Muslim in the previous year. This means the majority of the province's population are Muslims.

Furthermore, 50,810 (1.9%) of Southeast Sulawesi's population adhered to Hinduism. There were also 44,800 (1.67%) who practiced Christianity in the province whose capital city is Kendari.

Next, 16,220 (0.61%) of Southeast Sulawesi's population were Catholic. 1,530 (0.06%) adhered to Buddhism, 15 (0.0%) to Confucianism, and 56 (0.0%) to indigenous beliefs.

Administratively, Southeast Sulawesi is divided into 15 regencies and 2 cities. With an area of 38,000 square kilometers, the population density is 70 people per square kilometer.

Editor : Annissa Mutia

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