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Where is the Islamic religion practiced?
Islam is practised all over the world by Muslims.
Where is the Islamic religion practiced today?
Allover the world and ranging from small minorities in some places to 100% majorities in other places.
The location of the religion Islam?
please, see the related question below which is " In which part of the world is Islamic religion mainly practiced today ?"
Where Christianity religion is practiced?
Christianity is practiced throughout the world. In fact, it is the most practiced religion around the world.
Is Sufism is not practiced today?
Sufism continues to exist today and is a formidable force in the Islamic world. Sufism flourishes in Egypt, Pakistan, Central Asia, North Africa, India, Indonesia ,and Sudan
How Islamic people see world?
Islamic people, like most humans see the world using two eyes, located on the front of their head, also known as a 'face'.
What part of the world boasts the most Islamic people?
Indonesia
In what places of the world is Islamic religion worshipped?
In every country or place you will find people that practice the Islamic religion, as it has widely spread thoughout the world.
Where in the world is Catholicism practiced today?
Catholicism is practiced in every country in the world. Some countries like Malta and Vatican City are 100% Catholic, others like Brazil have the largest Catholic population in the world. Antarctica, has no residence Catholic population, others like the Islamic (and Japan up until the late 19th century) regimes only have underground Catholics who were horribly oppressed, and regularly tortured and killed. Nevertheless, Catholicism is practiced everywhere to one extent or another.
Where do Islamic people live?
All over the world, Islam it the second religion in the world
Who practices Hinduism where?
Hinduism is practiced by almost a billion people all over the world.
Do you have to undergo circumcision to convert to islam?
NO. Circumcision, though widely practiced in the Islamic World, is a tradition, not a Qur'anic mandate and, therefore, it is perfectly permissible to be an uncircumcised Muslim. The only requisite to convert to Islam is to say the Shahada (Islamic Declaration of Faith) in the presence of other Muslims.
