Buddhist Population By Country
| Country | Population (2007E) | % of Buddhists | Buddhist total |
|---|---|---|---|
| United Arab Emirates | 004444011 !4,444,011 | 00500 !5% | 222,201 |
| Qatar | 000907229 !907,229 | 00500 !5% | 45,361 |
| Kuwait | 002505559 !2,505,559 | 00400 !4% | 100,222 |
| Saudi Arabia | 027601038 !27,601,038 | 00150 !1.5% | 414,016 |
| Bahrain | 000753000 !753,000 | 00100 !1% | 7,530 |
| Oman | 003204897 !3,204,897 | 00100 !1% | 32,049 |
| Israel | 006426679 !6,426,679 | 00010 !0.1% | 6,426 |
| Lebanon | 003925502 !3,925,502 | 00010 !0.1% | 3,926 |
| Turkey | 071158647 !71,158,647 | 00010 !0.1% | 71,159 |
| ZZZZ !Total | 285,194,911 | 00032 !0.32% | 902,890 |
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