Celebrating Ramadan, the World's Muslim Majority Plans to Return Home

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51% of the world's Muslims planned to return to their hometowns for Ramadan 2021. Southeast Asian communities showed the highest number of such plans.

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The majority of the world's Muslims planned to return to their hometowns during Ramadan 2021. This decision is reflected in the admission of 51% of respondents surveyed by TGM Research in 17 countries.

Southeast Asian Muslims had the highest percentage planning to return home during Ramadan 2021, reaching 60%. This was followed by South Asia, with 58% of respondents planning to return home.

In Sub-Saharan Africa, 51% of Muslim respondents planned to return home during Ramadan 2021. Meanwhile, the percentage of Muslims in the Middle East and Europe with such plans this year was 43% and 42%, respectively.

TGM Research surveyed 9,611 Muslim respondents from 17 countries. Data collection took place from March 20-28, 2021.

Editor : Dimas Jarot Bayu

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