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When was the height of Islam's presence?
During the period of Omayyad and Abbasid.
When was the height of the presence of Jews in Asia?
The highest point presence of Judaism in Asia is current.
What is the height of presence of Confucianism?
he was 180 cm tall
When was the height of the presence of Hinduism in Asia?
8th and 9th centuries
When was the height of the presence of Confucianism in Asia?
sometima around the Han dynasty.
If point does not have any lengthbreadth and height how it exists?
It is a location is space: it does not have (or need) a physical presence.
What percent of Pakistanis practices Islam?
About more than 85% Pakistanis 'claim' to practice Islam but actually a very few do so in letter and spirit. It is the height of hypocrisy.
When was the height of the presence of Buddhism in Asia?
Buddhism reached the height of its power in the 8th and 9th centuries in Afghanistan before it fell to the Arabs.source:http://www.silk-road.com/artl/buddhism.shtml
What is pax islamica?
622 CE During the time of Dar-Al-Islam when the Islamic World was at it's united height.
What are some factors that impacted Islam's presence in Asia?
Both Christianity and Islam had limited success in areas where Hinduism and Buddhism were dominant. However, Islam succesfully spread to Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines, where animism was still the dominant belief system. The spread of Islam in the Philippines also coincided with the arrival of Christianity. Christianity was successful in the colonised north, while Islam succeeded in the south, which was largely ignored by the Spanish rulers.
What evidence is there in the UK to suggest that Islam is practiced there?
The presence of Muslims. A visit to Edgeware Road in London will confirm the presence of Muslims in the United Kingdom, but one need not travel far in the United Kingdom to arrive in a city and see the occasional hijab.
When was the height of the presence of Sikh religion in Asia?
In the 19 century when their empire extended from Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Pakistan, Tibet, and corner of India.
