Regional Muslim Populations and GDP by Country
Data lists populations, religious composition, GDP, and capitals for multiple countries. Highlights include Afghanistan 26.8M Sunni 84, GDP 21B. Algeria 31.7M Christians 1, capital Algiers. Bangladesh 131M Muslim 88, GDP 203B. Egypt 69.5M Sunni 94, GDP 247B. Ethiopia 65.9M Orthodox 35-40, GDP 39.2B. India 1.03B Hindu majority, GDP 2.2T. Indonesia 228.4M Muslim 87, GDP 654B. Iran 66.1M Shiite 89, GDP 413B. Iraq 23.3M Sunni 60-65, GDP 57B. Jordan 5.2M Sunni 97, GDP 45.4B. Pakistan 144.6M BB Sunni 77, GDP 282B. Saudi Arabia 22.7M Muslim 100, GDP 232B. Sudan 36M Sunni 70, GDP 35.7B. Syria 16.7M Sunni 74, GDP 50.9B. Turkey 66.5M 99.8 Sunni, 0.2% Christians/Jews, GDP 444B. Yemen 18M Muslim 100, GDP 14.4B. Imam Ahmed Elkhaldy noted.
Islam Beliefs and Practices Overview
Overview of core Islamic tenets including belief in one God Allah, prophets such as Mohammed and Adam, the five daily prayers facing Mecca, alms, scriptures including the Quran, fasting during Ramadan, angels, Day of Judgment, fate, and the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca. Notes that roughly seven million Muslims live in the United States.
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Islamic terms and history overview in brief
This summary explains core terms Allah Mohammed jihad hijab and the Sunni Shiite split. It notes Allah as the God in Islam Mohammed as final prophet and jihad as effort for God not violence. It contrasts Sunnis and Shiites and describes leadership lineage after Mohammed.
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