Ethnic groups in Syria - Wikipedia
The majority of Syrians speak Arabic, except for a minority of Assyrians, Mandeans and 'Arameans of the Anti-Lebanon mountains' who speak Neo-Aramaic; Kurdish speaking Syrian …
Demographics of Syria - Wikipedia
The CIA World Factbook cites the following figures for ethnic groups as in July 2018: approximately Arab 50%, Alawite 15%, Kurd 10%, Levantine 10%, other 15% (includes Druze, …
The Largest Ethnic Groups In Syria - WorldAtlas
2024年8月9日 · The Arabs are the predominant ethnic group in Syria, making up 70-75 % of the population. This includes various Islamic sects, such as the Alawite, Shia, and Sunni, who …
Syria's ethnic and religious groups explained – DW – 12/18/2024
2024年12月18日 · Syria's population, comprising various ethnic and religious groups, makes it one of the most diverse countries in the Middle East. DW takes a closer look.
Guide: Syria's diverse minorities - BBC News
2011年12月9日 · A survey of the diverse ethnic and religious groups in Syria and how these identities play into the unrest the country is currently suffering.
Category:Ethnic groups in Syria - Wikipedia
Pages in category "Ethnic groups in Syria" The following 30 pages are in this category, out of 30 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
Delve into Syria’s vibrant ethnic and religious mosaic
2024年9月12日 · Syria's population is approximately 22.4 million, composed predominantly of Syrian Arabs, who constitute 88% of the populace. The Kurdish community is the second …
Demographics – Heritage for Peace
Ethnic groups. The Syrian population forms a mosaic of cultures and ethnic groups, which has been building up for thousands of years. Their diversity is an essential part of the nation, and …
Ethnic groups in Syria - Wikiwand
Syrian Arab Sunni Muslims form ~70-75% of the populace, Christians altogether around 10%, Alawites at less than 10%, and the remaining ~5-10% consist of minor ethnoreligious groups …
Syria's ethnic and religious groups explained - MSN
Syria's population consists of some 70% Sunni Muslims who live all across the country. They believe that the founder of Islam, Prophet Muhammad, did not explicitly declare a successor.
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