And people are only worried about the very small Jewish population
Godvermnnekdoetzeer on
Druze, Alawites and Christians might have fewer land in Syria since the religion of peace has been lecturing them
Leon_D_Algout on
The differences in the beliefs of the various Christian groups in the region are greater than those between Sunnis and Shias, so lumping them all as one is absurd
Loose_Teach7299 on
Not entirely sure how accurate this map is tbh.
Mysterious_Tart3377 on
Iran definitely has a sizable Sunni minority but ain’t no way it’s that big, the map is wrong.
culture_vulture_1961 on
Is Cyprus really in the Middle East?
Due_Ad_3200 on
Potentially, 5% of the population of Saudi Arabia are Christians – although there are no churches.
Most the people interested in the religious groups in the middle east do not know the alevis. Because they are minority and although most of them are in Turkey, they are not officially recognized and are despised by other Muslims in the region. Even they have been exposed to discrimination and violence for years. But they are progressive and secular community and they don’t deserve this. So really thank you for adding them to the map.
KlangScaper on
Where’s my zoroastrians at?
Pilum2211 on
My Paradox wired Brain opposes the idea of Jews being colored Yellow
persiankebab on
The Khuzestan province in Iran is majority Shia , there’s almost no Sunni presence there.
Stek02 on
The Syrian and Iraqi civil wars + Foreign intervention destroyed christianity.
It breaks my heart such historic populations on the verge of disappearing. May god keep their resilience strong.
idontremembermylogi_ on
So i assume this map doesnt include migrant workers and European expats?
Alarmed-Metal-8857 on
What’s the map of Egypt based on exactly? The chrisitan minority is well blended within the sunni muslim majority it would be impossible to paint a map like this.
Kian_ebrahimi on
Khuzestan, ilam and Kermanshah in iran are 90 percent + shia and alevi
Kian_ebrahimi on
Whoever made this has a major issue with shias 💀
username_not_found19 on
Middle East needs more diversity
DeadHeadDaddio on
I keep getting recommended this group. Every day for about a year now. I am however colorblind, so i have no clue what this map is trying to tell me.
Senor_Zorro_2025 on
Don’t forget about Yarsanis.
About 3 million of them live in the Middle East!
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The map is outdated for 10 years at least
And people are only worried about the very small Jewish population
Druze, Alawites and Christians might have fewer land in Syria since the religion of peace has been lecturing them
The differences in the beliefs of the various Christian groups in the region are greater than those between Sunnis and Shias, so lumping them all as one is absurd
Not entirely sure how accurate this map is tbh.
Iran definitely has a sizable Sunni minority but ain’t no way it’s that big, the map is wrong.
Is Cyprus really in the Middle East?
Potentially, 5% of the population of Saudi Arabia are Christians – although there are no churches.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christianity_in_Saudi_Arabia
Levant is a clusterfuck
Most the people interested in the religious groups in the middle east do not know the alevis. Because they are minority and although most of them are in Turkey, they are not officially recognized and are despised by other Muslims in the region. Even they have been exposed to discrimination and violence for years. But they are progressive and secular community and they don’t deserve this. So really thank you for adding them to the map.
Where’s my zoroastrians at?
My Paradox wired Brain opposes the idea of Jews being colored Yellow
The Khuzestan province in Iran is majority Shia , there’s almost no Sunni presence there.
The Syrian and Iraqi civil wars + Foreign intervention destroyed christianity.
It breaks my heart such historic populations on the verge of disappearing. May god keep their resilience strong.
So i assume this map doesnt include migrant workers and European expats?
What’s the map of Egypt based on exactly? The chrisitan minority is well blended within the sunni muslim majority it would be impossible to paint a map like this.
Khuzestan, ilam and Kermanshah in iran are 90 percent + shia and alevi
Whoever made this has a major issue with shias 💀
Middle East needs more diversity
I keep getting recommended this group. Every day for about a year now. I am however colorblind, so i have no clue what this map is trying to tell me.
Don’t forget about Yarsanis.
About 3 million of them live in the Middle East!
