Greetings to Muslims on Eid al-Adha festival

Viet Nam is a multi-religion and multi-belief country. The Vietnamese people have a time-honored tradition of practicing their beliefs.

he Vietnamese people have worshiped a large number of gods, especially those related to agriculture such as sun, moon, land, mountain, river and forest, etc. Each ethnic minority in Viet Nam has its own way of practicing its traditional beliefs, most noticeably those maintained by some ethnic groups

In Viet Nam, Muslim followers are mostly Cham people. According to historical records, the Cham were first introduced to Muslim in the 10th and 11th century

At present, there are 79 mosques, 72,000 Muslim followers and 700 dignitaries in Viet Nam.

The right to freedom of belief and religion of all Vietnamese citizens is provided by the Constitution and ensured in practice.

In Vietnam, citizens have the right to freedom of belief and religion, and may practice or not practice any religion. All religions are equal before the law. Public places of religious worship are protected by law.

No one has the right to infringe on the freedom of belief and religion or to take advantage of the latter to violate State laws and policies.

The State guarantees the right to freedom of belief and religion, protection of the facilities and assets of religious establishments such as pagodas, churches, mosques, oratories, sanctuaries, temples and headquarters of religious organizations, religious schools, bibles and worshiping objects.

All religious organizations are equal before the law

Beside Muslim, Viet Nam has five major religions, namely Buddhism, Catholicism, Protestantism, Caodaism and Hoa Hao Buddhism.