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What is the religion of Middle East?
the 3 major religion in the middle east is hindu,christianity,and judism
What is the Middle East's major religion?
Islam Islam
Information on Christianity in the middle east?
Christianity originated in the Middle East after Jesus Christ was born, and now is a widespread religion there and throughout the world. (There are other religions in the Middle East too.)
What is the Middle East's major language and religion?
The most common religion in the Middle East is Islam (though that can be broken down to Sunni and Shi'ite forms). The major language is Arabic (though note, there are many different dialects).
Where is Islam dominant?
The Muslim religion is predominantly throughout the Middle East, the largest population if the Islamic Faith is Indonesia.
Where are the areas of religion of Islam?
Islam religion is spread all over the world. However, Islam religion is major religion in the Middle East, North Africa, and Asia.
What are the 4 countries of the middle east in which Islam is the major religion?
Afghanistan, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, and Iran.
What is the distribution of main religions in the middle east?
The main religion distribution in Middle East is that Islam is the religion of majority there, then comes Christianity as the largest minority of Middle East and After that comes "Bahaism" as the 3rd largest religion of Middle East. http://www.datadubai.com/
Who spread Islamic religion in Arabs?
The Islamic Conquests spread Islam throughout all of the Middle East,North Africa,and Spain.
What is the primary religion of the middle east and India?
The main religion of the Middle East is Islam.
What are the religions of the mid east?
Just about any religion on Earth will have believers in the Middle East; the major religions are Islam, Christianity, Judaism, and - at least in certain countries - Zoroastrianism and the Bahá'í Faith.
Is Islam the least prominent religion in the middle east?
In the middle East Islam is the most commonly practiced religion, followed by Christianity and Judaism
