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This is a list of ] which have a majority of ] people using data from the ]. The table represents all the predominantly ] countries of the world, viewing the amount of Muslim population in the country, with the percentage. The economy of the countries are also shown to view how the economy of the Muslim world is today. This is a list of ] which have a majority of ] people using data from the ]. The table represents all the predominantly ] countries of the world, viewing the amount of Muslim population in the country, with the percentage. The economy of the countries are also shown to view how the economy of the Muslim world is today.
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! Rank || Country || Muslim population || Percentage || GDP (PPP) $m || GDP per capita (PPP) $ ! Rank || Country || Muslim population || Percentage || GDP (PPP) $m || GDP per capita (PPP) $
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| 1 ||align=left| {{flag|Indonesia}} || 207,000,105 || 88%<ref>{{Cite web |title=Indonesia: International Religious Freedom Report 2007 |url=http://www.state.gov/g/drl/rls/irf/2007/90137.htm |publisher=]: ] |date=2007-09-14 |accessdate=2008-01-19}}</ref> || 1,053,696 || 4,684 | 1 ||align=left| {{flag|Indonesia}} || 207,000,105 || 85-88%<ref></ref><ref>{{Cite web |title=Indonesia: International Religious Freedom Report 2007 |url=http://www.state.gov/g/drl/rls/irf/2007/90137.htm |publisher=]: ] |date=2007-09-14 |accessdate=2008-01-19}}</ref> || 1,053,696 || 4,684
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| 2 || align=left| {{flag|Pakistan}} || 159,799,666 || 97%<ref></ref> || 465,416 || 2,943 | 2 || align=left| {{flag|Pakistan}} || 159,799,666 || 96-97%<ref>{{Cite web |title=Pakistan: International Religious Freedom Report 2007 |url=http://www.state.gov/g/drl/rls/irf/2007/90233.htm |publisher=]: ] |date=2007-09-14 |accessdate=2008-01-20}}</ref><ref></ref> || 465,416 || 2,943
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| 3 || align=left| {{flag|Bangladesh}} || 132,446,360 || 89.7%<ref></ref> || 360,965 || 2,270 | 3 || align=left| {{flag|Bangladesh}} || 132,446,360 || 89.7%<ref></ref> || 360,965 || 2,270
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| 4 || align=left| {{flag|Egypt}} || 72,301,532 || 90%<ref></ref> || 387,900 || 5,272 | 4 || align=left| {{flag|Egypt}} || 72,301,532 || 90%<ref></ref> || 387,900 || 5,272
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| 5 || align=left| {{flag|Turkey}} || 70,047,060 || 99%<ref></ref> || 722,581 || 10,380 | 5 || align=left| {{flag|Turkey}} || 70,047,060 || 94-99%<ref>http://ec.europa.eu/public_opinion/archives/ebs/ebs_225_report_en.pdf</ref><ref></ref> || 722,581 || 10,380
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| 6 || align=left| {{flag|Nigeria}}* || 67,515,582 || 50%<ref></ref> || 196,760 || 1,281 | 6 || align=left| {{flag|Nigeria}}* || 67,515,582 || 50%<ref></ref> || 196,760 || 1,281
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| 7 || align=left| {{flag|Iran}} || 64,089,571 || 98%<ref></ref> || 647,592 || 9,127 | 7 || align=left| {{flag|Iran}} || 64,089,571 || 98%<ref></ref> || 647,592 || 9,127
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| 8 || align=left| {{flag|Morocco}} || 33,723,418 || 99%<ref>{{Cite web |title=Morocco: International Religious Freedom Report 2006 |url=http://www.state.gov/g/drl/rls/irf/2006/71428.htm |publisher=]: ] |date=2006-09-15 |accessdate=2008-01-20}}</ref> || 184,489 || 6,003 | 8 || align=left| {{flag|Morocco}} || 33,723,418 || 98-99%<ref></ref><ref>{{Cite web |title=Morocco: International Religious Freedom Report 2006 |url=http://www.state.gov/g/drl/rls/irf/2006/71428.htm |publisher=]: ] |date=2006-09-15 |accessdate=2008-01-20}}</ref> || 184,489 || 6,003
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| 9 || align=left| {{flag|Algeria}} || 32,999,884 || 99%<ref></ref> || 278,889 || 8,203 | 9 || align=left| {{flag|Algeria}} || 32,999,884 || 99%<ref></ref> || 278,889 || 8,203
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*''If '''~''' appears on a country then it is an estimate of the percentage. *''If '''~''' appears on a country then it is an estimate of the percentage.


*''If '''†''' appears on a country then it has a high foreign population which affects the Muslim percentage (real - 100%), and does not present the indigenous population. (ie - Gulf States)'' *''If '''†''' appears on a country then it has a high foreign population which affects the Muslim percentage, and does not present the indigenous population. (ie - Gulf States)''


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Map of the majority Muslim countries in the world.

This is a list of countries which have a majority of Muslim people using data from the CIA World Factbook. The table represents all the predominantly Muslim countries of the world, viewing the amount of Muslim population in the country, with the percentage. The economy of the countries are also shown to view how the economy of the Muslim world is today.

  • The population column of the table, is not the population of the country but is the Muslim population of the country, all data of population have been found by working out by the percentage of Muslims with the country population. Note some Muslim majority countries may appear in low figures, this is due to high population of foreign workers, which may not represent the indigenous population (†), and some are also estimates (~).
  • The percentage column, shows the Muslim percentage of the countries. If a country has over 90% then it has the largest and majority amount of Muslims but is not the largest of all. All data of percentages of Muslims can be found on the Demography pages of the countries.
  • The GDP (PPP) and GDP per capita is the data for the economy of the Muslim majority countries. The data can be used to compare rich or poor countries or compare the economy, all data of GDP (PPP) can be found in the main article of List of countries by GDP (PPP). The GDP per capita (PPP) have been obtained from IMF, from the World Economic Outlook Database for 2007, all information are estimates.
Rank Country Muslim population Percentage GDP (PPP) $m GDP per capita (PPP) $
1  Indonesia 207,000,105 85-88% 1,053,696 4,684
2  Pakistan 159,799,666 96-97% 465,416 2,943
3  Bangladesh 132,446,360 89.7% 360,965 2,270
4  Egypt 72,301,532 90% 387,900 5,272
5  Turkey 70,047,060 94-99% 722,581 10,380
6  Nigeria* 67,515,582 50% 196,760 1,281
7  Iran 64,089,571 98% 647,592 9,127
8  Morocco 33,723,418 98-99% 184,489 6,003
9  Algeria 32,999,884 99% 278,889 8,203
10  Afghanistan 31,571,023 99% 41,717 1,522
11  Sudan 27,565,551 70% 114,929 3,093
12  Iraq 26,674,649 97% - -
13  Saudi Arabia 24,163,500 90.5%~† 417,669 17,196
14  Uzbekistan 24,446,452 88% 68,069 2,542
15  Yemen 22,008,225 99% 22,615 1,015
16  Syria 17,383,272 90% 87,288 4,498
17  Malaysia 16,750,240 60.4%† 342,344 12,754
18  Niger 12,226,000 90% 13,514 1,012
19  Tanzania* 13,247,197 35% 33,860 869
20  Senegal 11,759,151 94% 25,508 2,086
21  Mali 10,795,860 90% 99,228 9,630
22  Tunisia 10,121,446 98% 99,228 9,630
23  Somalia 9,118,000 99.89% - -
24  Azerbaijan 8,212,990 93.4% 72,858 6,476
25  Kazakhstan* 8,065,381 53% 161,155 10,658
26  Guinea 7,991,700 85% 23,997 2,438
27  Burkina Faso* 7,113,000 50% 20,511 1,494
28  Côte d'Ivoire* 7,113,000 35%-40% 32,355 1,726
29  Tajikistan 6,533,920 97% 10,510 1,637
30  Libya 6,036,811 97% 85,904 14,108
31  Jordan 5,568,565 95% 34,158 5,964
32  Chad* 5,041,690 51% 16,864 1,777
33  Turkmenistan 4,547,920 89% 49,180 9,483
34  Sierra Leone 3,528,000 60% 5,502 959
35  Mauritania 3,119,928 99.9% 7,493 2,530
36  United Arab Emirates 3,416,960 76%† 159,329 35,516
37  Oman 2,580,054 92.66% 52,268 19,879
38  Kuwait 2,542,020 82%† 68,629 21,418
39  Lebanon 2,460,000 60% 22,373 5,965
41  Eritrea* 2,220,000 45%~ 4,915 1,011
42  Kosovo - - - -
43  Bosnia and Herzegovina* 1,972,013 40% 39,673 9,964
44  The Gambia 1,572,306 90% 3,816 2,402
45  Zanzibar 1,089,000 99% - -
46  Qatar 802,750 77.5%† 35,971 38,672
47  Guinea-Bissau* 713,704 45% 1,311 780
48  Comoros 668,361 98% 1,327 2,078
49  Bahrain 619,100 81.2%† 19,752 25,851
50  Djibouti 471,555 94% 2,039 2,665
51  Maldives 306,000 99.98% 3,288 9,531
52  Brunei 234,608 67% 10,169 26,411

Legend

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  • Note countries which have approximately 50% number of Muslims appear in * and is the majority religion.
  • If ~ appears on a country then it is an estimate of the percentage.
  • If † appears on a country then it has a high foreign population which affects the Muslim percentage, and does not present the indigenous population. (ie - Gulf States)

References

  1. IMF - World Economic Outlook, October 2007
  2. Republik Indonesia - Profil Indonesia
  3. "Indonesia: International Religious Freedom Report 2007". U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor. 2007-09-14. Retrieved 2008-01-19.
  4. "Pakistan: International Religious Freedom Report 2007". U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor. 2007-09-14. Retrieved 2008-01-20.
  5. CIA Factbook - Pakistan
  6. BANBEIS - BANGLADESH: COUNTRY PROFILE
  7. International Religious Freedom Report 2006 - Egypt
  8. http://ec.europa.eu/public_opinion/archives/ebs/ebs_225_report_en.pdf
  9. Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs: Turkey
  10. CIA World Factbook - Nigeria
  11. CIA World Factbook - Iran
  12. CIA World Factbook - Morocco
  13. "Morocco: International Religious Freedom Report 2006". U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor. 2006-09-15. Retrieved 2008-01-20.
  14. Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs - Background Note: Algeria
  15. Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs - Background Note: Afghanistan
  16. CIA World Factbook - Sudan
  17. CIA World Factbook - Iraq
  18. International Religious Freedom Report 2007 - Saudi Arabia
  19. CIA World Factbook - Uzbekistan
  20. Department of Statistics Malaysia
  22. Background Note - Turkmenistan (01/08) - US Department of State
  23. US Department of State - International Religious Freedom Report 2007 - UAE
  24. Background Note - Kuwait (06/07) - US Department of State
  25. CIA World Factbook - Lebanon
  26. Background Note - Bosnia & Herz.(10/07) - US Department of State
  27. 2004 Census - CIA World Factbook - Qatar
  28. 2001 Census - CIA World Factbook - Bahrain
  29. CIA World Factbook - Maldives
  30. CIA World Factbook - Brunei

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