I mean the question would be how would Islam get a foothold in south korea post 1900. Missionaries have been visiting for centuries and Christianity served as a point of nationalism during after Japanese occupation. Combine this with heavy US influence over South Korea in the following years, Islam has little room to take off to the extent of Christianity.
Has there ever been a large scale conversion of any nation in the Twentieth Century?
Has there ever been a large scale conversion of any nation in the Twentieth Century?
Has there ever been a large scale conversion of any nation in the Twentieth Century?
There is Guinee-Bissau
And that was recently.
Lebanon might count as well, since it had a Christian majority for quite a while.
Maybe ottomans send islamic missionaries in late 19th century, leading to Islam serving similar role during japanese occupation?Christianity served as a point of nationalism during after Japanese occupation.
But that is large scale emigration by the Christian population. Not conversion.
Maybe ottomans send islamic missionaries in late 19th century, leading to Islam serving similar role during japanese occupation?
Unless Churchill doesn't screw up with the warship deal and successfully sides Ottomans with the entente.within a few short years, Japan is gonna be at war with the Ottomans.
Unless Churchill doesn't screw up with the warship deal and successfully sides Ottomans with the entente.
This will push Muslims into independence movement as well.But how would Muslim missionaries and their Korean converts react to stuff like mandatory Shintoism, which was one of the big outrages pushing Christians into the anti-Japanese camp?
Maybe ottomans send islamic missionaries in late 19th century, leading to Islam serving similar role during japanese occupation?
They do.I mean maybe. Does Islam have missionaries? Legit don't know.
There is Guinee-Bissau
And that was recently.