| Religion | Percentage of British Bangladeshi pop. | Percentage of total British pop. | Population (2001) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Islam | 92.48% | British Bangladeshi Muslims represent 16.35% of the British Muslim community and 0.46% of the UK population | 259,712 |
| Not Stated | 5.83% | 0.37% of the total number of non-correspondents and 0.03% of the UK population | 16,373 |
| Hinduism | 0.60% | British Bangladeshi Hindus represent 0.30% of the British Hindu community and close to 0.00% of the UK population | 1,685 |
| Christianity | 0.50% | British Bangladeshi Christians represent represent 0.00% of the British Christian community and 0.00% of the UK population | 1,404 |
| No Religion | 0.43% | 0.02% of the total number of Agnostics and 0.00% of the UK population | 1,208 |
| Buddhism | 0.06% | British Bangladeshi Buddhists represent represent 0.11% of the British Buddhist community and close to 0.00% of the UK population | 169 |
| Judaism | 0.05% | British Bangladeshi Jews represent represent 0.05% of the British Jewish community and close to 0.00% of the UK population | 141 |
| Sikhism | 0.04% | British Bangladeshi Sikhs represent 0.00% of the British Sikh Community and close to 0.00% of the UK population | 112 |
| Other Religion | 0.01% | 28 | |
| Total | 100% | 280,830 |
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