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In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Hinduism represents a very small minority compared to Christianity and Islam. Hindu communities in the DRC are limited in number and primarily consist of individuals of Indian descent, including business owners, professionals, and expatriates.

While there might not be a significant Hindu presence in terms of a widespread community or numerous temples, in certain urban areas or where the Indian diaspora resides, there might be small temples or places of worship where Hindu communities gather for religious ceremonies, prayers, and celebrations.

Regarding mosques, as previously mentioned, mosques are more prevalent in regions where the Muslim population is concentrated, particularly in the eastern parts of the DRC and in urban centers like Kinshasa, Goma, and Lubumbashi. These mosques serve as places of worship and community centers for the Muslim population, providing a space for prayer, religious education, and cultural activities.

It’s important to note that while Christianity and Islam have more significant followings in the DRC, the country is characterized by a diverse religious landscape that includes various faiths, albeit in smaller numbers, contributing to the cultural richness and diversity of the nation.