Badi by country

Adherents of Badi are distributed around the world, but concentrated in the southern half of Coius, generally. While the pluralistic and syncretic characteristics of Badi can make defining its followers difficult, the Association of Badist Churches (ABC) is widely recognised as broadly representative of the religious community. Badi, originating in ancient Dezevau, has over a hundred million followers worldwide, making it one of the largest religions in the world, while Badi is the largest religion in two countries.

Most practitioners of Tulyata and Tai'u are not affiliated with the ABC, despite dispute over whether their belief systems properly comprise a form of Badi; for the purposes of this article, ABC figures and definitions are used. This primarily affects the figures for Ajahadya and Tinza.

Countries

Country	Total population	Badist population	Badist percentage	Percentage of Badists in world
Ajahadya	166,112,000	22,591,232	13.6%	22.7%
Dakata	57,049,224	2,795,412	4.9%	2.8%
Dezevau	129,899,450	41,827,623	32.2%	42.0%
Imagua and the Assimas	1,306,505	31,306	2.4%	0.0%
Kumuso	1,403,956	112,316	8.0%	0.1%
Rwizikuru	18,903,392	189,047	1.0%	0.2%
Terangau	31,647,000	28,419,006	89.8%	28.6%
Zorasan	173,112,587	3,635,364	2.1%	3.7%
World	3,179,502,070	99,601,306	3.1%	100%

See also

• Glossary of Badi