No. Historically, all of Portugal was controlled by the Caliphate of Cordoba during the Middle Ages. However, the Portuguese today are Europeans who speak an Indo-European language, believe in Catholicism (or Atheism), and dress in European style.
No, Portugal is an European country with an European culture, although southern Portugal has an influence of Mediterranean and some Arabic culture.
Arabs have influenced various fields such as mathematics, astronomy, and literature. They have also made significant contributions to architecture and design, as seen in structures like mosques and palaces. Additionally, Arab culture has had an impact on music, art, and cuisine around the world.
Greeks,Romans, and Arabs
The Portuguese developed a strong naval force which they sent into the area of the Indian Ocean, and, after defeats at the Battle of Cochin in 1503, and the Battle of Diu in 1509, the Arabs had lost most of their control over the Indian Ocean, allowing the Portuguese to become the predominant power in the region.
Yes, absolutely. Portugal is located in the south-west coast of Europe.
Portuguese white wines are known for their crisp acidity, mineral notes, and citrus flavors. They are produced from indigenous grape varieties such as Alvarinho, Arinto, and Encruzado, and are often enjoyed with seafood dishes.
Mauritius was discovered FIRSTLY by the Arabs. Then the Portuguese. It was first settled by the Dutch...does this help? or do you need more info? check it out on wikipedia!!
Indians;Arabs;Portuguese;dutch;English;spanish;frenchthat in the lst 1500 years trade started between India indonisia and later Africa with the Arabs doing most of the trade that later introduced their wares to the europeanschina was not really interested at this side of Indian oceanJoseph schembriMalta
Muslim Arabs
No, they don't hate Arabs. It is the opposite,. They have strong relations with Arabs.
There are 422 million Arabs.
Not all Arabs are Muslims. So, Muslim Arabs pray in Mosques, Churches for Christian Arabs and Synagogue for Jewish Arabs.
At the time Vasco da Gama sailed around Africa and reached India, the Arabs controlled trade between India and Europe.