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What is the percentage of Muslims in the Middle East who are Shiites?
Around 15% of Muslims in the Middle East are Shiites.
Do all muslims live in the Middle East?
Muslims currently live all around the world, not just in the middle east
Where is the majority of Muslims locate?
Middle East
Are Muslims in middle east?
Yes, for Islam originated in the Middle East, along with Judaism and Christianity.
What are most people in the middle east?
Most Middle Easterners are Arab Muslims, but there are significant populations of non-Arabs in the Middle East and significant populations of non-Muslims as well.
Are there more Muslims in the Middle East?
This question as composed is incomplete. You have to say more than where? For example, there are fewer Muslims in the Middle East alone than the Indian Subcontinent (Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh). However, there are more Muslims in the Middle East than in Iceland.
Where is Muslims home country?
Muslims don't have a 'home country'. They are spread about the world, but mostly they live in the Middle East or Northern Africa. Jerusalem and Mecca are cities that hold some importance to their religion.
What cities in the middle east were conquered by the Muslim?
Every city in the Middle East older than 70 years has been controlled at some point or another by Muslim leaders with a few very specific exceptions like Tel Aviv.
Which statement accurately describes the Islamic Empire following Muhammad's death?
it was divided by disagreements over which muslims should be leaders
How many people in the middle east believe in Islam?
Currently, there are around 320 million Muslims in the Middle East, roughly 90% of the Middle East population.
What did the Seljuk Turks do when they conquered the Middle East?
They adopted the Islamic religion and ruled the Middle East for more than 400 years.
What statement describes the way the Islamic Empire treated conquered peoples throughout the Middle East North Africa and Europe?
it promoted islam but tolerated the culture, religion, and science of the non-muslims
