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Religion in Egypt

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A common religious scene in Egypt: amosque next to achurch.

InEgypt most people areSunni Islam (Arabic: سوني اسلام ) andMohammed Morsi (Arabic: محمد مرسى ) is Sunni Muslim. The next biggest group areCoptic Christians.

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