The Bulgarian Muslim community primarily consists of ethnic Turks, Pomaks (Bulgarian-speaking Muslims), and Roma. This community has a rich history in Bulgaria, dating back to the Ottoman Empire, which influenced the region's culture and demographics. Today, they represent a significant minority, contributing to the country's diverse cultural landscape. Many members of the Bulgarian Muslim community practice Islam, with various traditions and customs that reflect their unique heritage. They often celebrate religious holidays such as Ramadan and Eid, while also participating in local Bulgarian customs. The community plays an essential role in promoting cultural dialogue and understanding within the broader Bulgarian society.