There are several major ethnic groups in the Middle East:
1) Settled Muslim Arabs: These are people who speak an Arabic language and practice Islam as their religion (or are Atheists who have a Settled Arab Muslim background). There are roughly 250 million Settled Muslim Arabs in the Middle East.
2) Türks: These are people who form the dominant population in Turkey and other Türkic peoples like the Iraqi Turcomans, the Iranian Azerbaijanis, and the Qashqai. There are roughly 70 million Türks in the Middle East.
3) Persians: This refers to people who speak Persian or a related language like Tajik or Dari. There are also similar groups to Persians like the Lurs. There are roughly 55 million Persians and similar groups in the Middle East.
4) Kurds: This refers to people who lie at the borders of Iran, Turkey, Iraq, and Syria and speak a Kurdish language like Kurmanji, Sorani, Zaza, or Galaki. There are roughly 35 million Kurds in the Middle East
5) Middle Eastern Christians: This refers to numerous small Christian groups throughout the Middle East, such as the Copts, the Maronites, the Melkites, the Greek Orthodox, the Assyrians, the Syriac Christians, and others. These peoples generally speak Arabic, but do not consider themselves as Arabs, rather belonging to the Pre-Arab peoples like the Ancient Egyptians or Arameans who previously lived in the region. In 2011, there were roughly 14 million Christians in the Middle East, but these numbers have dropped precipitously as these groups have faced persecution.
5) Bedouins: This refers to the nomadic desert-Arabs that populate the Middle East (in contrast to the Settled Arab Muslims above). Bedouins make up roughly 7 million people in the Middle East.
6) Jews: This refers to the dominant ethno-religious group in the State of Israel, who either practice the religion of Judaism or have the Jewish ethnicity. There are roughly 6 million Jews in the Middle East and almost all of them live in Israel.
7) Endemic Minorities: There are a number of smaller groups that are very different from the surrounding population, either by religion or by ethnic tradition, but are endemic to the Middle East, that fall into a grab-bag of sorts. This includes Circassians, Yezidis, Yarsanis, Shabakis, Sabians, Druze, Alawites, etc. These groups combined probably make up roughly 10 million people.
8) Immigrant Populations: There is a large immigrant worker population in the Gulf States that comes from a number of Asian countries like India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and the Philippines.
The three major ethnic groups, Turks, Arabs and Persians
You ask for THE key word.I don't believe there is one specific key word, but several, however, I'll give you the one that is possibly the main one.Kingdom of HeavenThe other key words are - Son of Man: Son of God: Fulfill: Church.
Matthew 2:1, 2, 9 - Now after Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of Herod the king, behold, wise men from the East came to Jerusalem, 2 saying, "Where is He who has been born King of the Jews? For we have seen His star in the East and have come to worship Him."9 - When they heard the king, they departed; and behold, the star which they had seen in the East went before them, till it came and stood over where the young Child was.[NKJV]
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His Relgion was Episcopal.
Yes. World War II is was definitely a key turning point towards equality for women and racial/ethnic groups.
The canal was key to reaching the oil fields of the Middle East.
The canal was key to reaching the oil fields of the Middle East.
Ab is the middle black key in group of three black keys on the piano.
Southwest Asia is one of the most diverse regions of the world with an incredible number of minorities and ethnic subdivisions within what are usually established as monolithic ethnic groups. The largest ethnic groups in Southwest Asia are the Arabs, Persians, Turks, Kurds, Jews, and the Copts.
Yes, A flat is the same black key as G sharp on the piano. It is the middle black key in the three black key groups.
Yes, of course, as in European and other countries in the world.
In general, that would be Shia, Suni, and Druze Muslims, various forms of Judaism, and several Christian sects. Notably, Lebanon has a wide variety of various sects of all three major religions.
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Kenya is key to east Africa.
ethnic diversity
Ethnic/racial politics: between ethnic/racial minorities and the state. key player is Vang Pao.