Is Kazakhstan a Muslim country?

Politics: The Constitution stipulates that Kazakhstan is a "democratic, secular and unified country"; The Republic is a presidential system, and the President is the head of state. He is the highest state official who decides the basic principles of domestic and foreign policies and represents Kazakhstan in international relations. He is the symbol and guarantee of the unified and unshakable constitution of the people and the state and the rights and freedoms of citizens. State power is based on the Constitution and laws, and operates according to the principle of separation, interaction, mutual restriction and balance among legislative, judicial and administrative powers. The president is elected by universal suffrage.

Kazakhs in Kazakhstan account for 40% and believe in Islam.

However, there are still 30% Russians in Kazakhstan, some of whom believe in the Orthodox Church and some do not.

As for others, such as Uzbek and Turkmen, they generally believe in Islam.