Shiamajority
Shiamajority, also written Shia-majority, is a term used in demography and political analysis to describe a population, region, or polity in which Shia Muslims constitute the majority. It is most commonly applied at national or subnational levels and is used to discuss questions of representation, governance, and religious influence in public life.
Shia Islam is grouped mainly into Twelver, Ismaili, and Zaidi branches, with Twelvers forming the overwhelming
Implications of Shiamajority status include potential for concentrated religious authority in governance, as seen in Iran,