minority religion
The Spanish term 'religión minoritaria' translates to 'minority religion' in English. It refers to a religion that does not have a significant following in a particular place or among a particular community. It is generally not the dominant or mainstream religion, and its believers constitute a small fraction of the total population. These religions often have unique practices, traditions, and belief systems that differentiate them from the predominant religions.
The minority religion in this region is Buddhism
This sentence is stating that the least practiced or less common religion in a certain area or region is Buddhism.
In some countries the freedom to practice any minority religion is guaranteed
The sentence describes that there are some countries where people have the liberty to practice any religion, even if it is not the dominant or majority religion in that country.
Juan is interested in studying a minority religion for his doctoral thesis
This sentence talks about a person named Juan who is considering studying a less common or minority religion for his major academic research work or doctoral thesis.