A number of elements, such as greater birthrates in Muslim families, conversions to Islam, and migratory patterns, can be linked to this development.
Asia is home to the majority of the world’s Muslims, with Indonesia being the continent’s most populated Muslim nation, followed by Pakistan and India.
Recent estimates have the number of Muslims at around 2 billion, making Islam the world’s fastest-growing religion.
North America, Europe, and Africa all have sizable Muslim populations.
The rise of the Muslim population has significant effects on world politics, economy, and cultural dynamics, and it is anticipated that this trend will persist for the foreseeable future.
