Angola
Historically, Angola is the last country in the African continent where Islam has reached. Angola is one of the most important diamond and oil-producing countries in the world, attracting investors and workers from Muslim countries as well as many other parts of the world. In the country, the Muslim population is about 3% (about 80,000).
The presence of Muslims in Angola relies heavily on a flow of migrants from outside the country, especially during the industrial investments during the colonial period. The actual number of Muslims in the country is at least six times the current official figure (about 500,000), according to some sources said, adding that the illegal workers remain unregistered in order to avoid deportation, thus lowering the proportion of Muslims in the country. For this reason, the religion of Islam is not officially recognized in Angola, and Muslims cannot be represented as a religious minority.