Geography of the muslim world class 7th
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The document lists several predominantly Islamic countries including Pakistan, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, and Iraq. It also provides statistics showing that 21% of the global population identifies as Muslim. The document then summarizes the different geographic regions within the Islamic world, noting that most Islamic countries are located on level land in North Africa and the Middle East, while some like Ethiopia, Yemen, and Eastern Turkey are mountainous highlands.
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- Pakistan is located between 24.5-36.75°N and 61-75.5°E, bordering Afghanistan, Iran, China, and India. It has a coastline along the Arabian Sea.
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- 3. PAKISTAN IRAN SAUDIA ARABIA AFGANISTAN IRAQ EGYPT
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