Muslims Populations in the Middle East
Middle East Population (estimate - 2009) (An often used version of Middle East, includes Cyprus and Egypt. In some cases, the Middle East is extended to include countries in North Africa with clear connection to Islam, like Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Mauritania and Sudan, Eritrea, Djibouti and Somalia. We do not use the extended version on our site - check the Africa categories for more details.)
Bahrain: 728,709 | 81.2% Muslim
Iran: 66,429,284 | 98% Muslim
Iraq: 28,945,569 | 97% Muslim
Israel: 7,233,701 + 3,070,228 Palestinians | 16% Muslim (2004 census)
Jordan: 6,269,285 | 92% Muslim
Kuwait: 2,692,526 | 85% Muslim
Lebanon: 4,017,095 | 59.7% Muslim
Oman: 3,418,085 | 75% Muslim
Qatar: 833,285 | 77.5%
Saudi Arabia: 28,686,633 | 100% Muslim
Syria: 21,762,978 | 90% Muslim
Turkey | 76,805,524 | 99.8%
United Arab Emirates (UAE): 4,798,491 | 96% Muslim
Yemen: 22,858,238 | 99% Muslim
TOTAL Middle East Population: 278,553,314 million. 9 out of 10 Muslims in the Middle East don't know any Christians.
External Links and Sources:
- Mapping the Global Muslim Population (Pew Research Forum)
- World Fact Book (CIA)
- Muslim Population Worldwide
- The Largest Muslim Communities
- Global Status of Evangelical Christianity Unengaged Unreached People Groups
- Unreached Ethnic People Group Listings (Joshua Project)
- and Wikipedia has several good links, maps and resources + World Religions: Britannica Book of the Year, ©2003
To Download:
- Global Status of Evangelical Christianity Unengaged Unreached Muslim People Groups 100,000 or more (xls file saved via MS Excel, 380 kb)
- 2010 World Muslim Population compiled by Houssain Kettani at the Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities. 61 pages of interesting statistics on Muslim countries and the demographics of Muslim growth. (pdf, 788 kb)
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