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Islam in South East Asia and Christian Mission

Size of Muslim communities in the region Out of a total population of about 518 million (AD 2000 figures) in the ten ASEAN countries, approximately 194 million (37.5 per cent) are Muslim. This is almost double the 110 million Christians (21.2 per cent) in the region. Muslims form strong majorities in Brunei (64.4 per cent), Indonesia (80.3 per cent) and Malaysia (58 per cent), and substantial minorities in Cambodia (3.9 per cent), Myanmar (3.8 per cent), the Philippines (5 per cent), Singapore (14.9 per cent) and Thailand (5.2 per cent). Numerically, Indonesia is the largest Muslim nation in the world. This high percentage of Muslims in the region has led some radicals in recent years to advocate the setting up of a unified pan-Islamic state stretching from southern Thailand, through Malaysia, Brunei and Indonesia to southern Philippines.