‘There are 1.7 billion Muslims in the world today, making up approximately 23% of the world’s population, or one-fifth of mankind. As well as being citizens of their respective countries, they also have a sense of belonging to the ‘ummah’, the worldwide Muslim community.
This publication sets out to ascertain the influence some Muslims have on this community, or on behalf of the community. Influence is: any person who has the power (be it cultural, ideological, financial, political or otherwise) to make a change that will have a significant impact on the Muslim world. Note that the impact can be either positive or negative, depending on one’s point of view of course. The selection of people for this publication in no way means that we endorse their views; rather we are simply trying to measure their influence. The influence can be of a religious scholar directly addressing Muslims and influencing their beliefs, ideas and behaviour, or it can be of a ruler shaping the socio-economic factors within which people live their lives, or of artists shaping popular culture.’
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The rightly guided caliph Al Bhagdadi who is trying to restore the glory of the caliphate and putting dwimmis in their place.
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//There are 1.7 billion Muslims in the world today, making up approximately 23% of the world’s population, or one-fifth of mankind//
It’s one-fourth of mankind,
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Lol correct!
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…and constituting the world’s most practiced religion.
It might not be the case if there were more Christians attending church. Unfortunately though most are deserted, to the point many in Europe were converted to fit other purposes or just demolished.
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Imagine one-fourth of earth population , if muslims really are violent and bad people there’s hardly anything left in this world.
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Why did they include the Egyptian dictator Sisi?
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Read the intro – it explains their criteria
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