Why are all Muslim countries third world countries?
from 8th-13th century, Europeans call it the dark era. dark for whom? dark for the Europeans. we Muslims were at the top of the world at that time. who was the first one to fly? Ibn-e-Farnas. Al-Razi invented the anti-septic in 10th century. Al-Zahrawi laid the foundation of pathology. Al-Nafs wrote a book on the physiology of heart, its values and blood circulation in body. Al-Idrisi made the first complete world map accurately on paper without any satellite image. and its a long list of Muslim scientists. you name a field and you will find the Muslims as pioneers. everything that goes up comes down. now its our downfall but we will rise again and become a superpower. you are at the top because you took knowledge from us and the book you failed to take with your self you throwd them in rivers. then you said that it is easier to live in a non-Muslim country. brother just check out the statistics. highest crime rate is in west. not in east. in Saudi Arabia people leave their gold shops open when they go for prayers. this is because of Islamic law. regarding Pakistan it is my country. what ever is going on in here is because of America. all the problems started when America came to Afghanistan. who made these Taliban? so actually America is the main problem creator. if you compare the crime rate of Pakistan and America we people are far better than Americans. earlier i said we Muslims will rise and become the super power. brother this will be the country that will the first super power in Muslim world. we will be taking decisions for the entire world.
Which is the most advanced muslim country?
In what terms? Most advanced economy? Most advanced infrastructure? Most advanced quality of life? What? For example..if economic wise I'd say Turkey since it has the muslim world's largest economy (followed by Indonesia).
Why does the Muslim world lag behind in science?
It has little to do with the countries being predominantly Muslim, in my opinion.Science is ridiculously expensive. Most Muslim majority countries are still developing nations, which means their priorities are elsewhere. The developed ones (like some of the Gulf countries) are still relatively young and do not yet have world class research institutes. They are beginning to compete in this space though (QCRI and KAUST come to mind). It's not just Muslim countries that lag in this regard, almost all countries on this planet are behind on this metric.It's important to note that "science production" is extremely focused in on a few elite sites world-wide. Universities that have become successful research centers have done so by having access to a lot of wealth and have built up their reputations over several generations. Most of the modern Muslim world is relatively young in comparison, and have other problems to deal with first (even the ones that don't have bombs falling on them every day). It's common that such countries will tend to cater more to undergraduate education as that's what's needed to produce a skilled workforce. Going past this to invest in research institutions has dimnishing returns in comparison.Most top universities in the US and UK that are producing great science have researchers from all over the world, including, you guessed it, these very Muslim countries you're talking about. Dina Katabi and Mohammad Alizadeh from MIT are some examples from my area. Just like with many Indian students, they tend to go abroad for graduate level education after under graduate studies at home.
Why don't Muslims migrate to other Muslim countries instead of the West?
As it stands today, the so called Muslim countries don't really follow true Islam, and especially the teachings of social welfare and justice system of Islam. The real Islam is overtaken by various new and innovative versions of Islam, which, for the sake of this question we can call Islam 2. Various Islam 2.x versions of Islam, which are benefitting only the extremists, politicians, thugs, corrupt, royals and the rich, have made the so called Muslim countries very unattractive places to live. Remember, matters of the state and matters of religion has a separation in a true Islamic system, but we see the opposite in most of the Muslim countries these days.The Western countries maintain a separation between religion and state matters, and by far and large follow the social system which doesn't exist in most of the Muslim countries any longer, and which actually indeed was there in many of the Muslim countries until few decades ago (1970s), up until the rise of the extremists.The above is the major reason why citizens, whether Muslims or not, of the so called Muslim countries, migrate to the West where they have freedom and can live a productive and happier life.Unfortunately, extremism in the West is also on the rise lately.When it comes to war situation, reality is that majority of the affected Muslims migrate to other Muslim countries. Its only a small number which migrates to the West. And since West makes a lot of noise about it, so you feel like they are migrating to the West.For example, since the start of the soviet war, Pakistan has hosted over 1.5 million Afghan refugees, and this is only the official figure. Unofficial figure is higher. This has been the primary cause of the rise of the jihadists in Pakistan, coming from Afghanistan, trained to fight the Soviet armies. With Soviet armies gone, they brought their 'skills' to Pakistan UNHCR - PakistanSince the start of the Syrian conflicts, over 1.7 million refugees are living in Turkey as of last year. It is higher now. Syrian Refugees in Turkey: The Long Road AheadOver 2.1 million UN registered Syrian refugees are living in Egypt, Iraq and Jordan. UNHCR Syria Regional Refugee Response
Is it true that arabs and muslims were the reason of many inventions?
hi all, i have watched many videos and read many articles. and i have seen that arab and muslim world in the middle east were much more developed while the western countries were in what's called dark ages, i also heard that arabs and muslims were reasons of invention of many scientific and technological things, such as surgery equipments, eye glasses and more? if it's true then how come arab and muslim world are not well developed and how none of them got the nobel prize
Anybody visited a normal Muslim country?
Normal muslim country? If you are referring regarding hijab then i am living in the one..(though in other regards my country is very abnormal)... here one would find women in a topless to fully covered dress !! head scarves are also very common ...could not judge my country yet ..lol ! Edit: yupchagee..Sir have you ever heard those "sermons" yourself? talking of media and expereincing it ownself is totally different and one own experience is more reliable then media quotation !..sorry but you are paraniod. muslims are not after you..Sleep well !
Why is The middle east so primitive and barbaric? And The west so advanced and great? ! ?
A certain rather large part of the Middle East is bound to a holy book that gives them certain guidelines. Among them is slavery. The Quran not only allows slaves, but explicitly gives the slave- owner the right to have sex with them. There were no Muslim abolitionists because slavery is deeply ingrained in the religion. In fact, the Quran has more to say about enjoying sex with slaves than it does about several of the five pillars of Islam. Mohammed owned and traded slaves. He commanded that women and children be taken as slaves in battle, and allowed them to be raped after capture. His followers continued the practice for centuries until it was forced to an end in most regions by European armies. Unfortunately, slavery still persists in dark corners of the Muslim world today, such as Niger, the Sudan, and Mauritania. And, most tellingly, none of the articles by contemporary Muslim apologists (giving their religion retroactive credit for abolition) even bother to address the subject of modern slavery, much less condemn it. Just like their slave-owning predecessors, today's Muslims are too preoccupied with the promotion of their magnificent religion to be concerned about the plight of slaves - or anyone else suffering under Islamic rule.