What kind of state is called a secular state?

A secular state is when the government is neutral about religion. It is separate from any church or religious group. So, there is no official state religion. This means people have freedom. They can believe what they want. They can have any faith or no faith at all. The laws are for everyone. They are not based on one religion's rules. The government must treat all citizens as equal. It’s about being fair to all different beliefs.