Grenada
It is assumed that Muslims were first brought to Grenada Island from Africa as slaves during the colonial period. However, the Africans brought to the island during this period were separated from their beliefs and identities over time and forcefully Christianized. Today, most of the people of African origin, who comprise the vast majority of the country's population, are Christians.
Although there is no clear information about the number of Muslims in the country, it is estimated to be around 1,000. Which is 1% of the country's population. However, there has been a growing interest in Islam in the Caribbean and Latin world in recent years. There are two mosques open for worship in the country.
