Muslims in Serbia primarily belong to the Bosniak and Albanians communities. They make up about 3% of the country's population, with the largest concentrations found in the Sanjak region and parts of Vojvodina. The Muslim community in Serbia has a rich cultural heritage, influenced by historical ties to the Ottoman Empire. The Islamic Community of Serbia represents the interests of Muslims in the country, providing religious services and education. Despite facing challenges, such as discrimination and political tensions, Muslims in Serbia continue to practice their faith and contribute to the country's diverse cultural landscape.