Religion

Muslims make up about 45% of the country's overall population, making Islam the largest practiced religion in Guinea-Bissau. In the nation, 31% of people are traditional African believers, compared to 22% of Christians. Contrary to popular opinion, the majority of Guinea-Muslims Bissau and Christians practice their religion in a way that draws on the beliefs of the native African people. The majority of Guinea-population Bissau is Christian in the coastal and southern regions, while Muslims are concentrated in the country's eastern and northern regions. In all regions of the country except the north, there are people who adhere to traditional African beliefs.

In Guinea-Bissau Culture, the choice of religion is free Guinea-Constitution Bissau grants its people the freedom to follow any religion they want. Foreign missionaries are likewise free to carry out their work in the nation without any restrictions. These rights guaranteed by the constitution are largely respected by the government.