Shi'ism is predominantly practiced in Iran, Iraq, Bahrain, Azerbaijan, and parts of Lebanon. It also has significant populations in countries like Pakistan, India, Afghanistan, and Saudi Arabia.
The future perfect tense of "practice" is "will have practiced."
The past participle of "practice" is "practiced."
Practiced is the past participle of practice.
The present perfect tense of the verb "practice" is "have practiced" or "has practiced."
The word "practiced" can function as either a past tense verb or an adjective in a sentence.
a religion
They believed that Shiism was the correct path. It simply had to do with their personal belief, there were no political agendas behind it.
Did Esma'il make Shiisn the offical religion of the Mughal Empire
Akib Shahjahan Where is euthanasia practiced? It is practiced on: Netherland Belgium ETC
Practiced is a verb.
A 19th century outgrowth of Shiism that sought to reform Islam by advocating egalitarianism and by forbidding polygamy and trading in slaves.
Twelver Shiism held that there had been twelve infallible imams after Muhammad. Starting with his son-in-law Ali. The twelfth imam had gone into hiding to escape prosecution. Twelver Shiites believed he was still alive and would one day return to power and spread his true religion.
Um, where is WHAT practiced today?
they practiced polytheism
as far as i know , just in Islam religion that we have two main sects by the name of Sunnism And Shiism.
Past perfect: had practiced Present perfect: I/We/You/They have practiced He/She/It has practiced
it can be practiced in any pool.