Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "In South Korea, Islam (이슬람교) is a small minority religion. The Muslim (both Korean and foreign-born) community is centered on Seoul, where the first large 20th-century mosque was built in 1976 using the funds of the Malaysian Islamic Mission and other Islamic countries.In addition to fewer than 30,000 indigenous Korean Muslims, are Central Asian, West Asian (i.e. Iraqi), Indonesian and Malaysian immigrants in South Korea, the majority of whom are Muslims. They have been guest workers since the 1990s, taking the total Muslim population in the country to around 35,000.It is believed that there is no significant presence of Islam in North Korea, where autonomous religious activity in general is almost non-existent. However, the Iranian embassy in Pyongyang hosts a Twelver Shi'i mosque."@en }
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- Islam_in_Korea abstract "In South Korea, Islam (이슬람교) is a small minority religion. The Muslim (both Korean and foreign-born) community is centered on Seoul, where the first large 20th-century mosque was built in 1976 using the funds of the Malaysian Islamic Mission and other Islamic countries.In addition to fewer than 30,000 indigenous Korean Muslims, are Central Asian, West Asian (i.e. Iraqi), Indonesian and Malaysian immigrants in South Korea, the majority of whom are Muslims. They have been guest workers since the 1990s, taking the total Muslim population in the country to around 35,000.It is believed that there is no significant presence of Islam in North Korea, where autonomous religious activity in general is almost non-existent. However, the Iranian embassy in Pyongyang hosts a Twelver Shi'i mosque.".