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Is Major Religion Of Cambodia The Same As The Major Religion Of Malaysia?
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Is the major religion of cambodia the same as the major religion of Malaysia?
AnswerNO. Malaysia's major religion is Islam, but Cambodia is not
Is the major religion of Cambodia is the same as the major religion of Malaysia?
AnswerNO. Malaysia's major religion is Islam, but Cambodia is not
Is Muslim and Malay the same meaning?
A Muslim is an adherent of the religion Islam. Malay is the name of the language spoken in Malaysia.
Is Thailand the same as cambodia?
Thailand and Cambodia are two separate countries.
How long does it take to get to Cambodia?
The same time it takes to get to VN; Cambodia borders it.
What was religion after the Holocaust?
The Holocaust did not change religion. The same religions exist now as before the Holocaust. In fact, the Holocaust changed nothing about human cluture, ethic and morality. Since the Holocaust we have seen more genocides in Cambodia, Bosnia, Rwanda, and Darfur. Religion has not been altered by the Shoah (Holocaust). The same major religions (Christianity, Islam, Hindu & Judaism) exist today, virtually unchanged. What was religion after the Holocaust? The same as before the Holocaust. Self-centered, egotistical, theocratic and banal. Charles S. Weinblatt Author, Jacob's Courage http://jacobscourage.wordpress.com/
In which 2 Asian countries is Hinduism the major religion?
The two nations in Asia that have Hinduism as the major religion are Nepal and India. Both are located in basically the same area of the world.
What are some major religions practiced in the U.S.?
The major religion is probably christianity but of course theres foreigners who may not have the same religion
Which religion is practice in malasyia?
There are many different religions that are practiced in Malaysia. About 60% are Muslim, 19% Buddhist, 9% Christian, 6% Hindu and 2.6% other Chinese religions like Confucianism and Taoism. There is also 1.5% of other religions, and 0.8% follow no religion. These are percentages of people who are identified with certain religions, but the question of if those are the same percentages as those who actually "practice" these religions is debatable. In Malaysia (as in many other places) what religion you are affiliated to is often connected to ethnicity. If you are an ethnically a Malay in Malaysia, by default you have to be Muslim and you cannot convert to another religion. Also, if you marry someone in Malaysia who is Malay you must also convert Islam. So the number of people in Malaysia who practice Islam being 60%, even if that is the number on the government census, may not truly be accurate. A lot of people may only be a certain religion on paper, and may not really practice that religion in real life.
Is same-sex marriage legal in Malaysia?
No. In fact, homosexual activity is illegal in Malaysia.
How many hours ahead are Philippines to Malaysia?
Philippine Time and Malaysia Time are the same.
Why do Paraguay and Uruguay share the same major language and religion?
Because both countries were colonized by Spain.
