Japan used it in WWII but doesn't anymore. Predominantly, Islamic countries of Burma, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Sudan and Syria have had recent crucifixions.
in which parts of the world are there no islamic countries?
By forming Islamic armies, conquering non-Islamic countries, and making them into Islamic countries. Simple.
in which parts of the world are there no islamic countries?
It is unclear what is meant by "International neighbors". If the question is asking which former USSR states are predominantly Muslim, those would be: Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan. If the question is asking which non-Soviet states bordered the former USSR that were predominantly Muslim, those would be: Turkey, Iran, and Afghanistan.
In modern times predominantly yes, but there are others. Not in ancient Egypt though
Since Egypt is located in the western hemisphere they are a predominantly Islamic country.
In Southeast Asia, the non-Islamic countries with significant Muslim populations include the Philippines and Thailand. In the Philippines, Muslims predominantly reside in the Mindanao region, while in Thailand, a substantial Muslim minority is found in the southern provinces, particularly Pattani, Yala, and Narathiwat. Both countries have diverse religious landscapes, with Islam coexisting alongside other faiths.
Egypt is an Islamic country that starts with the letter E. It is located in North Africa and has a predominantly Muslim population.
The most populated Islamic countries in Asia are Indonesia, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.
Three countries where Christmas isn't a public holiday include Japan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia. In Japan, Christmas is not a national holiday but is celebrated commercially. In Turkey, Christmas is not a public holiday as the country predominantly observes Islamic holidays. In Saudi Arabia, Christmas is not a public holiday due to the country's strict adherence to Islamic traditions.
I am not sure about the exact count, but many Islamic countries use the Arabic language.