Non-Abrahamic faiths of South Asia

[Lavrentis]

[Fractal]

My ancestral state is mostly Shaivism or Jainism.

[Odin]

[dperucca]

I love Hindu religious art

[Mingle]

Western Pakistan is completely Abrahamic. Interior Sindh in Eastern Pakistan has a Hindu minority. There are also some Hindus in Pakistani Punjab but an insignificant amount. I guess they're talking about the historically dominant non-Abrahamic religions, but they left a lot of space white.

While Gujarat has more Jains than other parts of India, they are only 1% of the state which is around 90% Hindu so that is completely wrong. Southern Myanmar is also majority Buddhist, not Hindu. The only majority Hindu place in Southeast Asia is Bali. Besides the Balinese, the Cham Balamon (ethnic Chams that follow Hinduism) are the only other non-Indic Hindu majority people.

Buddhists are under-represented in Sri Lanka.

It's weird that they included Myanmar but not Nepal.

[Fractal]

Western Pakistan is completely Abrahamic. Interior Sindh in Eastern Pakistan has a Hindu minority. There are also some Hindus in Pakistani Punjab but an insignificant amount. I guess they're talking about the historically dominant non-Abrahamic religions, but they left a lot of space white.

While Gujarat has more Jains than other parts of India, they are only 1% of the state which is around 90% Hindu so that is completely wrong. Southern Myanmar is also majority Buddhist, not Hindu. The only majority Hindu place in Southeast Asia is Bali. Besides the Balinese, the Cham Balamon (ethnic Chams that follow Hinduism) are the only other non-Indic Hindu majority people.

Buddhists are under-represented in Sri Lanka.

It's weird that they included Myanmar but not Nepal.

Majority of India is non-Abrahamic. Hinduism, Jainism, and Sikhism are Dharmic religions.

Buddhism too but I associate Buddhism with East Asia mainly.

[sioned]

It's weird that they included Myanmar but not Nepal.

I believe the map represent British India

[sean]