Most of the Iranian Parliament is made of Shiites. There are roughly 20 or so Sunni Parliamentarians compared with the roughly 250 Shiite Parliamentarians. There are also roughly 20 or so minority religious members (Armenians, Jews, Zoroastrians, etc.).
Shiates rule the government of Iran.
The major religions of Iran are Shia Muslim 89%, Sunni Muslim 9%, Zoroastrian and Baha'i around 1% each. If you consider Shia and Sunni as separate religions, the answer to your question is Sunni Islam; if not, the answer would be Zoroastrianism and Baha'i.
NOT EXACTLY. The Islamic Revolution of 1979 in Iran put SHIITE Muslim Fundamentalists in power.
In all Muslim countries. percentage of shia and sunni differ in each Muslim country. for example Saudi Arabia and Egypt are mainly Sunni and Iran and Iraq are mainly Shia.
Mostly Shia Muslim but also other religions like christians Sunni muslims
Roughly 90% of Iran's population is Shiite Muslim and 9% is Sunni Muslim. However, before Islam came into Iran, Iran was Zoroastrian for over one thousand years. As a result, much of the practices and theologies of Iranians is combined with Zoroastrianism.
mostly Muslim and a small group are Christian
No. Iron Sheik, the pro-wrestler from Iran, is Shiite Muslim. His birth name is Hossein Khosrow Ali Vaziri. Iron Sheik, the alias for Will Youmans, a Palestinian Activist in the United States is Sunni Muslim.
Iran and Iraq consist of primarily Muslims adhering to the Shiite (or Shia) sect of the Islamic religion. In Iran, about 90% of people are Shia (the rest being Sunni), and in Iraq, about 55% are Shia, and 45% are Sunni (with ethnic Kurds being 15% Sunnis of total population of Iraq).
Most Muslims in countries worldwide, including the US, are Sunni. Countries where Shias are the majority are Iran, Iraq, and Azerbaijan.
Majority of bahrain are Shia Muslims and this country have been part of Iran and separated from Iran in recent years by Britain. Of the overall Bahraini population, roughly 23% of the country is Sunni Muslim, making them a total of roughly 240,000 individuals. However, the census does not specify whether Muslims are Sunni or Shiite, so the numbers are only estimate. It is believed that there are nearly twice the number of Shiite Muslims as there are Sunni Muslims and roughly 30% of the country is non-Muslim.
Muslim 98% (Shia 89%, Sunni 9%), other (includes Zoroastrian, Jewish, Christian, and Baha'i) 2%