Religion in Fiji - Wikipedia
Fiji was Christianized in the 19th century. Today there are various Christian denominations in Fiji, the largest being the Methodist church. Hinduism and Islam arrived with the importation of large numbers of people from South Asia, most of them indentured, in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
Religion in Fiji: Important Facts and Figures - WorldAtlas
2019年8月13日 · Christianity is the dominant religion in Fiji, and is practiced by 64.4% of the country’s population. The religion was first introduced in Fiji by the Tongans, who were more receptive to the Europeans than Fiji’s indigenous population.
The Guide to the Religions in Fiji ⛪
2024年10月21日 · Religion in Fiji is mostly split between ethnicities, such as the indigenous Fijians, who are mostly Christians, while the Indo-Fijians are either Hindu or Muslim. Find out more about the religions in Fiji and how you experience them as a …
Religions in Fiji
The major religions in Fiji include Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, and Sikhism. The religious landscape has been shaped by historical and cultural factors, and Fiji is known for its diversity in religious practices.
Fijian - Religion — Cultural Atlas
The Fijian constitution guarantees freedom of religion and there is a multi-faith understanding among society. People exhibit tolerance and respect to the diversity of religions, often celebrating the rituals and holidays of other religions.
Culture, Language & Religions of Fiji
Though predominantly Christian, spiritual life in Fiji is as varied as its people. Many Fijians practice Methodism, but you’ll also find Catholic, Pentecostal, Seventh Day and Mormon faith communities thriving here.
Fiji - United States Department of State
According to the 2007 census, most indigenous Fijians, who constitute 57 percent of the population, are Christian. Most Indian Fijians, who account for 37 percent of the total population, are Hindu, while an estimated 20 percent are Muslim and 6 percent Christian.
Fiji - United States Department of State
According to the 2007 census (the most recent with a breakdown by religion), 64.5 percent of the population is Christian, 27.9 percent Hindu, and 6.3 percent Muslim. Protestants make up 45 percent of the population, of which 34.6 percent is Methodist, 5.7 percent Assembly of God, 3.9 percent Seventh-day Adventist, and 0.8 percent Anglican.
Hinduism in Fiji - Wikipedia
Hinduism in Fiji (Fiji Hindi: फिजी में सनातन धर्) is the second-largest religion, and primarily has a following among Indo-Fijians, the descendants of indentured workers brought to Fiji by the British as cheap labour for colonial sugarcane plantations. [1]
Fiji - United States Department of State
According to the 2007 census (the most recent with a breakdown by religion), 64.5 percent of the population is Christian, 27.9 percent Hindu, and 6.3 percent Muslim. Protestants make up 45 percent of the population, of which 34.6 percent is Methodist, 5.7 percent Assembly of God, 3.9 percent Seventh-day Adventist, and 0.8 percent Anglican.