Current status of the Muslim world
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1. There are currently 1.8 billion Muslims worldwide, making up 24.1% of the global population. This number is projected to increase to 2.76 billion by 2050, accounting for 29.7% of the world's population. 2. The top 10 countries with the largest Muslim populations in 2010 and projected for 2050 are listed. Indonesia, Pakistan, and Nigeria are expected to surpass India as the country with the largest Muslim population by 2050. 3. Muslim-majority countries span a wide range of economic classifications by the World Bank, from low-income to high-income. However, many Muslim-majority countries, especially in Africa, still face issues of poverty, gender
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- 1. CurrentStatus of the MuslimWorld Syed Sajjadur Rahman 14 April 2019
- 2. How Many MuslimsAre There? – 2015 - 1.8 billion -24.1% ofWorld Population -Asia-Pacific 62% -South Asia33% -SoutheastAsia13% -MENA 23% -Sub-SaharanAfrica 15% Source:PewCentre
- 3. Projected Muslim Population in 2050 - 2.76billion -29.7% ofworld population -AsiaPacific 53% -Sub-SaharanAfrica 24% -MENA 20% -India172 Million (2011) Source:PewCentre Top 10 countries with the largest Muslim Populations 2010-2050 2010 (Mn.) % of world popn. 2050 (Mn) % of world Popn. 1 Indonesia 209.12 13.1 1 India 310.6 11.2 2 India 176.2 11.0 2 Pakistan 273.1 9.9 3 Pakistan 167.4 10.5 3 Indonesia 256.8 9.3 4 Bangladesh 134.43 8.4 4 Nigeria 230.7 8.4 5 Nigeria 77.3 4.8 5 Bangladesh 182.4 6.6 6 Egypt 77.0 4.8 6 Egypt 119.5 4.3 7 Iran 73.6 4.6 7 Turkey 89.3 3.2 8 Turkey 71.3 45 8 Iran 86.2 3.1 9 Algeria 34.7 2.2 9 Iraq 80.2 2.9 10 Morocco 31.9 2.0 10 Afghanistan 72.2 2.6
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- 6. Social - Increasing Urban poverty - Basic social indicators vary by regions, but are often poor Human Development Index low in Africa, medium in South Asia and relatively high in Southeast Asia and the Middle-East Gender equality remains a problem Urban poverty has increased from 10.9% in 2013 to 23.8%. Maternal and under 5 mortality rates remain high Spending in education and health remain low. Youth unemployment is a major issue Source: UNHDR
- 7. Conflict and Fragility Fragile State Indicators 2018 “heatmap” – concentration of fragile and conflict areas in the Muslim world (Africa and MENA) - 7 out of 10 most fragile countries Internal and External Conflicts - the role of control over oil supplies - sectarian conflicts - Historical enmities
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- I am hoping this will be the introduction to a new series on modern day Muslims and the global status of Islam. We hear a lot of chatter about the Muslim world most of it is negative linked to terrorism and fear. But, what is the Muslim world really like? What I wail do today is offer a snapshot which I hope I will develop more fully over time.
- Lets start with the basic questions.
- South Sudan, Somalia, Yemen, Syria, Sudan, Afghanistan, Iraq. Note the colour range from sustainable/stable in blue to high alert in dark red,