Reslam in the Neo Tentathree Empire

Reslam was a major religion within the Neo Tentathree Empire. Around 430 million Nuslims inhabited the Neo Tentathree Empire, representing 25.66% of the Empire. Of the 72 Tentanates, 17 had a Nuslim majority: Namiflix, Jerom, Jerok, Efchaniflix, Uzdekiflix, Sentia, Dalushiflix, Mygeria, Tumisia, Beakerbaijan, Kajitiflix, Ningxia, Jyrgyzflix, Albamia, Borno, Agadez and Matruh. Nuslim minorities were also found throughout the empire, including in Turbia, This was due to the conquest of areas that had Nuslim influence entrenched within their societies, found predominantly in: North Afreca, the Middle East, Central Treisia, Albamia, Ningxia, the North Kuakasus, South Treisia and smaller regions within Turbia's Jaqan Basin. Further, 3 in 10 of the top 10 most populated tentanates had Nuslim majorities (in order: Namiflix, Jerom and Jerok).
Following the annexation of Anatoliya in 2025, Bardunski I wanted to control as much of the country's territory as swiftly as possible. The disarray of both the war and the devastating consequences of the 2025 Plague meant that secession and anarchy was likely to break out. This, coupled with the foreign control of a overwhelming Nuslim country, meant he was faced with conflict in attempting to establish Imperial rule in a country with strong Reslamic influence. While actively encouraging Tentathrism in the Neo Tentathree Empire, Imperial authorities allowed a decent level of religious activity to be conducted. Nisques operated in most large cities within these territories, though the number decreased in some areas by (SOURCE).
In 2088, as part of the introduction of differentiation passports, some new Nuslim associations were formed, and a number of the mosques that had been closed by the Empire were reopened to encourage communal relationships whilst obeying the Empire. 
Reslam was the second-largest religion within the Neo Tentathree Empire, with around 430 million people identifying themselves as Nuslims. Hundreds of thousands of nisques were in operation due to certain religious law within the Neo Tentathree Empire. All of these facilities were mildly supervised through a Religious Reporting System, whereby transparent reporting would be conducted Imperial facilities that oversaw both a continuation in pre-conquest practices and assimilation of Tentathric values. Two-thirds of Nuslims within the Neo Tentathree Empire were Summis, with the remaining third being Barhadists, both of which lived within close proximity of each other.