Answer:
Judging from the way the religions were distributed, religious conflicts will take place especially in those areas of confluence between different beliefs, either because several religions coexist simultaneously in the same territory or because a territory is considered sacred by several religions.
Thus, historically the main place of religious conflict has been the Levant area (Israel, Palestine, Lebanon, Syria and Jordan), since this area is considered the cradle of Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity and Islamism), and all of them consider Jerusalem a holy city. Thus, numerous conflicts have taken place in this area, such as the Crusades or the Arab-Israeli Conflict.
Another area of religious tension is southern Asia, specifically the area of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, where the coexistence between Hindus and Muslims is not entirely peaceful, and has even been the cause of the division between Pakistan and India.
