context: Traditionally, since the time of the Arab conquest, the main religion of the Tajik population of Central Asia is Sunni Islam. From the east of Greater Iran come such prominent Sunni figures as al-Bukhari and Abu Hanifa. An important role has long been played by Sufi tariqas (orders), the most famous of which is Naqshbandi, founded in the 14th century in Bukhara. Currently, most Tajiks are Sunnis of the Hanafi madhhab. The few Shiite communities in Central Asia (the descendants of the Iranian population stolen by Bukhara emirs) are traditionally called “Iranians” (Tajik: eronӣ, see Samarkand Iranians)
question: What religion do Tajiks have?
answers.text: Sunni Islam