The number of atheists is reportedly unknown which many of Egypt's atheists and agnostics, organize and communicate with each other over the internet. According to a survey by Arab Barometer, around 10% of Egyptians identifying themselves as not actively religious. In the same survey, about a fifth of the young Egyptians described themselves as not actively religious. The same survey also stated, 0.1 of Egyptian's who took part of the survey Identified with no Religion. An Egyptian newspaper Al-Sabah claimed 3 million of Egypt's 84 million population have no religion, citing an unnamed USA survey which doesn't seem to exist. The Egyptian government has compared Atheism to religious extremism In 2014 the Ministry of Youth and the Ministry of Awqaf announced a joint strategy to combat the spread of "harmful ideas" among the nation's youth, namely atheism and religious extremism in society. In December 2014 Dar al-Ifta, a government-affiliated Islamic centre of education and jurisprudence, claimed that there are 866 atheists in Egypt, a figure which amounts to 0.001% of the population and was called by "The Guardian" "suspiciously precise". Despite hostile sentiments towards them in society, atheists in Egypt have become increasingly vocal online since the Egyptian revolution of 2011.