Where do Muslims stand? Science Technology Education Sports Economy Organization Creativity Economy...

Where do Muslims stand?

Science

Technology

Education

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Economy

Organization

Creativity

Economy

Creativity

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Technology

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Where is productivity and creativity of 1.75 billion Muslims?

Why they are laggard in every field...?A community performance of which is Nil in quality of education, science and technology, inventions, industry...How can they acquire self respect and justice....is it not the inherent weakness that is worst enemy of an individual or community?

Is it not the responsibility of every individual to work for strengthening the root rather than wasting energy on petty issues?


Please read these slides carefully, to know the status of Muslims.

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TechnologyEducation

Sports

Economy

Organization

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Technology

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Industry

What do you think...where is the missing part of community, how can it get back its past glory,...how can it compete with the world..to live with respect...

Let not give chance to our coming generations to blame us...as we blame our forefathers...for ignoring the path of development.Which lead the community to stand nowhere in the modern world.

Please read carefully the different messages in all the slides....These are eye openers... it is up to us to act..or...to ignore these considering these to be just for information.


What do you think...And what should be done?

Dare to know the truth, Dare to bring CHANGES

World

W h e r e do M u s l i m s stand?

MuslimCountries 225 57Population 7 billion 2 billion Percentage 28.5%


World’s mostpopulated countries

40%% of MuslimContribution

4 Muslim countries


1 China2 India3 United States4 Indonesia5 Brazil6 Pakistan7 Bangladesh8 Nigeria9 Russia10 Japan


Largest countries of the world


Russia: 17,075,200 km2 (6,591,027 mi2)Canada: 9,984,670 km2 (3,854,082 mi2)United States: 9,631,418 km2 (3,717,727 mi2)China: 9,596,960 km2 (3,704,426 mi2)Brazil: 8,511,965 km2 (3,285,618 mi2)Australia: 7,686,850 km2 (2,967,124 mi2)India: 3,287,590 km2 (1,269,009 mi2)Argentina: 2,766,890 km2 (1,068,019 mi2)Kazakhstan: 2,717,300 km2 (1,048,877 mi2)Algeria: 2,381,740 km2 (919,352 mi2)Congo, Democratic Republic of the: 2,345,410 km2 (905,328 mi2)Mexico: 1,972,550 km2 (761,404 mi2)Saudi Arabia: 1,960,582 km2 (756,785 mi2)Indonesia: 1,919,440 km2 (740,904 mi2)Sudan: 1,886,068 km2 (728,215 mi2)


4 Muslim Countries out of 15

None of them is a Muslim Country



10 most powerful countries in the world?most powerful countries in terms of economy and military

1. USA ( Very rich, large numbers, nukes, advanced tech)2. China (good economy, huge man power, nukes)3. Russia ( huge man power, huge stock pile of nukes)4. India (huge manpower, nukes, close to UK and US, good economy)5. UK ( very well trained army, good tech, in the EU, Very close to US)6. Germany (very strong economy, strong military, part of EU)7. France (Well trained army, has help from the EU)8. Israel (very advanced tech, very well trained army, close allies to US)9. S.Korea ( Allies to US, Good tech)10. Pakistan ( has nukes, but hard to see them using them unless really provoked, nothing else in terms of power)

EU - good for trade, and military backup makes the above countries more powerful




- USA- Russia- Britain- France- China

Veto Power HolderCountries in UN





- Brazil- Russia- India- China- South Africa

- USA- France- Germany- Italy- Britain- Japan- Canada- Russia

G8 Countries BRICS Countries


Group of most powerful countries in the world



GDP of Japan alone is equal to top 10 Muslim countries0%

% of MuslimContribution

Top 10 countries with highest GDP Country GDP1. United States $14,660,000,000,0002. China $10,090,000,000,0003. Japan $4,310,000,000,0004. India $4,060,000,000,0005. Germany $2,940,000,000,0006. Russia $2,223,000,000,0007. United Kingdom $2,173,000,000,0008. Brazil $2,172,000,000,0009. France $2,145,000,000,00010.Italy $1,774,000,000,000


Turkey 902,053,000,000Indonesia 845,600,000,000Iran 610,000,000,000Pakistan 475,600,000,000Saudi Arabia 446,000,000,000Bangladesh 330,600,000,000Egypt 304,300,000,000Malaysia 357,900,000,000Algeria 288,500,000,000Nigeria 175,500,000,000

Muslim Countries GDP

Total of 10 countries 4,736,053,000,000



World’s 20 most corrupt countriesW h e r e do M u s l i m s stand?

10. Equatorial Guinea 1.910 Burundi 1.913. Libya 2.013. Congo, Democratic Republic of 2.013. Chad 2.013. Angola 2.017. Yemen 2.117. Kyrgyzstan 2.117. Guinea 2.117. Cambodia 2.1

According to the annual survey by the Berlin-based organization Transparency International, which compiles data on public sector corruption and its perceptions around the world and ranks them in descending order, with one being the least corrupt. Majority on the list is African countries.Check out the list below to see if your corruption perceptions match reality:Transparency international world corruption index:

1. Somalia 11. North Korea 13. Myanmar 1.53. Afghanistan 1.55. Uzbekistan 1.65. Turkmenistan 1.65. Sudan 1.68. Iraq 1.88. Haiti 1.810. Venezuela 1.9

9 Muslim countries out of 20



World’s 25 least corrupt countries


14 Ireland 8.015 Austria 7.915 Germany 7.917 Barbados 7.817 Japan 7.819 Qatar 7.720 United Kingdom 7.621 Chile 7.222 Belgium 7.122 United States 7.124 Uruguay 6.925 France 6.8

Below is the list of countries sorted from least to most corrupt countries:

1 Denmark 9.31 New Zealand 9.31 Singapore 9.34 Finland 9.24 Sweden 9.26 Canada 8.97 Netherlands 8.88 Australia 8.78 Switzerland 8.710 Norway 8.611 Iceland 8.511 Luxembourg 8.513 Hong Kong 8.4

Source: http://www.bazics.net/2010/10/2010-most-corrupt-countries-in-world.html#ixzz2BoT0jvA2

Only 1 Muslim country

out of 25

http://www.bazics.net/2010/10/2010-most-corrupt-countries-in-world.html

http://www.bazics.net/2010/10/2010-most-corrupt-countries-in-world.html




Best Countries in the World to Live In


1. Canada2. Germany3. Switzerland4. Russia5. Australia6. Austria7. Scandinavia all countries8. Denmark9. Israel10. New Zealand

Source: shareranks.com

11. Sweden12. Norway13. Finland14. UK15. Panama16. Netherland17. Belgium18. Maxico19. Ireland20. United States


Highest literacy rate of thecountries in the world

Muslim Countries, only those freed from

Russia


* Literacy in the Christian World 90% * Literacy in the Muslim World 40%

1. Georgia 1002. Cuba 99.93. Estonia 99.84. Latvia 99.85. Barbados 99.7 6. Slovenia 99.77. Belarus 99.78. Lithuania 99.79. Ukraine 99.710. Armenia 99.7 11. Kazakhstan 99.612. Tajikistan 99.613. Azerbaijan 99.5

14. Turkmenistan 99.515. Russia 99.516. Hungary 99.4 17. Kyrgyzstan 99.318. Poland 99.319. Tonga 99.220. Albania 99.121. Antigua and Barbuda 99.0 22. Australia 99.023. Austria 99.0 24. Belgium 99.0 25. Canada 99.0

None of them from a Muslim Country



University of CambridgeUnited KingdomHarvard UniversityUnited StatesMassachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)United StatesYale UniversityUnited StatesOxford UniversityUnited KingdomImperial College LondonUnited KingdomUCL (University College London)United KingdomUniversity of ChicagoUnited StatesUniversity of Pennsylvania (UPenn)United States

Columbia UniversityUnited StatesStanford UniversityUnited StatesCalifornia Institute of Tech.United StatesPrinceton UniversityUnited StatesUniversity of MichiganUnited StatesCornell UniversityUnited StatesJohns Hopkins UniversityUnited StatesMcGill UniversityCanadaETH Zurich (Swiss Federal )SwitzerlandDuke UniversityUnited StatesUniversity of EdinburghUnited Kingdom

World’s best universitiesW h e r e do M u s l i m s stand?

* In 57 Muslim Countries only 500 universities. * In USA alone, 5,758 universities * In India alone, 8,407 universities * Not one university in the entire Islamic World features in the Top 500 Ranking Universities of the World

http://www.topuniversities.com/institution/university-cambridge

http://www.topuniversities.com/institution/harvard-university

http://www.topuniversities.com/institution/massachusetts-institute-technology-mit

http://www.topuniversities.com/institution/massachusetts-institute-technology-mit

http://www.topuniversities.com/institution/yale-university

http://www.topuniversities.com/institution/university-oxford

http://www.topuniversities.com/institution/university-oxford

http://www.topuniversities.com/institution/imperial-college-london

http://www.topuniversities.com/institution/ucl-university-college-london

http://www.topuniversities.com/institution/university-chicago

http://www.topuniversities.com/institution/university-pennsylvania



http://www.topuniversities.com/institution/columbia-university

http://www.topuniversities.com/institution/stanford-university

http://www.topuniversities.com/institution/princeton-university

http://www.topuniversities.com/institution/university-michigan

http://www.topuniversities.com/institution/cornell-university

http://www.topuniversities.com/institution/johns-hopkins-university

http://www.topuniversities.com/institution/mcgill-university

http://www.topuniversities.com/institution/duke-university

http://www.topuniversities.com/institution/university-edinburgh




1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) United States2. University of California, Berkeley United States3. Stanford University United States4. California Institute of Technology (Caltech) United States5. University of Cambridge United Kingdom6. Carnegie Mellon University United States7. Imperial College London United Kingdom8. Georgia Institute of Technology United States9. University of Tokyo Japan10. University of Toronto Canada11. National University of SINGAPORE(NUS) Singapore12. Tsinghua University China13. Eth Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology) Switzerland14. University of Oxford United Kingdom15. Princeton University United States16. University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) United States17. Delft University of Technology Netherlands18. Mcgill University Canada19. Harvard University United States20. University of Illinois United States

World’s Top 20 Engineering Colleges:




Biggest library in the world


10 Biggest Libraries in The World

10. Yale University Library (USA) (13,000,000 books) 9. National Diet Library, Tokyo (Japan) (14,304,139 books)8. New York Public Library (USA) (14,685,192 books)7. Russian State Library, Moscow (Russia) (14,750,000 books) 6. Harvard University Library (USA) (15,000,000 books) 5. British Library, London (UK) (23,500,000 books)4. Deutsche Bibliothek (Germany) (24,487,010 books)3. National Library Of Canada (Canada) (26,006,054 books)2. National Library of China (China) (28,980,777 books)1. Congress Libraries, Washington (USA) (33,012,750 books)

Showing latest available data.Rank Countries Amount #1 Georgia: 76,400,000 #2 Russia: 73,631,800 # 3 Germany: 34,687,800 # 4 United Kingdom: 27,900,000# 5 Romania: 19,035,000 #6 Italy: 13,185,500 # 7 France: 12,509,300 # 8 Hungary: 7,553,780 # 9 Japan: 7,312,180 # 10 Canada: 7,267,860 # 11 Belarus: 6,875,000 # 12 Armenia: 6,846,990 # 13 Slovakia: 6,035,140 # 14 Serbia and Montenegro:5,977,300# 15 Spain: 5,821,570 # 16 Lithuania: 5,760,990 # 17 Czech Republic: 5,603,230 # 18 Singapore: 5,419,800 # 19 Belgium: 5,000,000 #20 Denmark: 4,617,450

Library books (most recent)

Only 81 countries are on this list. The reason the United States and many other countries do not appear on this list could be that data was not collected, or not available.According to the UNESCO Institute for Statistics table Selection of Indicators on Libraries of Institutions of Tertiary Education, there are 3,658 college or university central libraries in the United States with combined collections of 878,906,177 volumes of books.The Russian Federation, with 328,345,356 volumes of books, and Germany, with 145,781,090 volumes, are the only other countries in the table with more than 100,000,000 volumes of books in their college and university libraries.Judging from this, it would be reasonable to assume that the combined number of books in all of the United States would be among the highest in the world.

http://www.uis.unesco.org/TEMPLATE/html/HTMLTables/culture/LibrariesTertiary.htm


Any remarkable achievement????Except meetings, condemnations and appeals which were never noticed by anyone.

Big organization

just for namesake

?Performance

OIC,organization of 57 Muslim countries




Highest per capita income (USD)



1.Norway 43,4002.Switzerland 40,6803.United States 37,8704.Japan 34,1805.Denmark 33,5706.Sweden 28,9107.United Kingdom 28,3208.Finland 27,0609.Ireland 27,01010.Austria 26,810



Peaceful Countries


IcelandNew ZealandJapanDenmarkCzech RepublicAustriaFinlandCanadaNorwaySlovenia

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Cleanest Countries of the world


CountrySwitzerlandSwedenNorwayFinlandCosta RicaAustriaNew ZealandLatviaColombiaFrance

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IcelandCanadaGermanyUnited KingdomSloveniaLithuaniaSlovakiaPortugalEstoniaCroatia

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Physicians (Doctors) per 1000 population



1 Cuba (2007) 6.42 Monaco (1995) 5.83 Greece (2006) 5.34 St. Lucia (1999) 5.25 Belarus (2007) 4.96 Georgia (2007) 4.57 Russia (2006) 4.38 Belgium (2006) 4.29 Lithuania (2007) 410 Switzerland (2006)4

Physicians (per 1000 population) - Aggregated Data - Human Resources for Health - World Health Organization (Most Recent Data)

Rank Country11 Netherlands (2007) 3.912 Kazakhstan (2007)3.913 Norway (2007) 3.914 Iceland (2006) 3.815 Austria (2007) 3.816 Azerbaijan (2007)3.817 Spain (2007) 3.818 Italy (2006) 3.719 Andorra (2007) 3.720 Bulgaria (2007) 3.7

http://www.nationsencyclopedia.com

1 Japan2 Switzerland3 Sweden4 Spain5 Italy6 Australia7 Singapore8 Norway9 New Zealand10 The Netherlands

Rank Country

Source: Newsweek

The World’s Best Countries: Health Ranking


http://www.nationsencyclopedia.com/


List of the top 10 companies to receive US patent in 2011


International Business Machines (US) 6180Samsung (Korea) 4894Canon K K (Japan) 2821Panasonic Corp (Japan) 2559Toshiba (Japan) 2483Microsoft Corp Corporation (US) 2311Sony Corporation (Japan) 2286Seiko Epson Corp (Japan) 1533Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. Ltd (Taiwan) 1514Hitachi (Japan) 1465

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Between 1980-1999 there were 370 Arab country patents registered in the U.S., but over 16,000 from S. Korea alone

* Muslim majority countries have 230 scientists per one million Muslims * The USA has 5000 per million

* Muslim World spends on research/development 0.2% of GDP * Christian World spends 5 % of GDP



Most Creative Countries


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GermanyFranceSwitzerlandUnited KingdomIrelandBelgiumNetherlandSingaporeNorwayCanadaNew ZealandAustraliaDenmarkFinlandUnited StatesSweden

Sweden is number one in the GCI rankings thanks to immense talent, top-five technological prowess, and the tolerance to fully embrace them both



Inventions by Countries


United Kingdom· Postage stamp· Magazine· Steam engine· Refrigerator· Gas turbine· Light bulb· Locomotive· Railway· Lawn mower· Gas stove/cooker· Negative & colour phot.· Metro/Subway· Radio waves· Loudspeaker· Jet engine· Video Games

USA· Steam boat· Submarine· Refrigerator· Telegraph· Tramway· Dishwasher· Regrigerator· Vacuum cleaner· Radio transmission· Phonograph· Cash register· Zipper· Electric stove/cooker· Electronic TV & TV Broadcast· Microwave oven· Atomic clock· Charge/credit card· Electronic calculator· Video games· Laserdisk· Photocopier· Air Conditioner· Tractor· Traffic lights· Parking meter

France· Adding machine· Pressure cooker· Hot air balloon· Parachute· Submarine· Ambulance service· Photography· Airship· Helicopter· Animation· Cinema

Italy· Glasses· Viol and cello· Mechanical clock· Violin· Thermometer· Barometer· Piano· Telephone

Germany· Newspaper· Clarinet· Pocket watch· Automated calculator· Light bulb· Microphone· TV· Petrol/gasoline & Diesel engines· Automobile (+engine, differential gear...)· Motorcycle· Jet engine· LCD screen· Walkman

Netherlands· Microscope· Telescope· Pendulum clock· Mercury thermometer· Audio tape· Video tape· CD· CD-ROM

Sweden· Astronomical lenses· Dynamite

Russia· Tube TV· Helicopter

Switzerland· Comic strips· Wrist watch

Belgium· Newspaper· Saxophone


One out of 10 is Muslim Country


Top intelligence Agencies of the world10. ASIS – AustraliaFormed 13 May 1952Headquarters Canberra,

9. RAW – IndiaFormed 21 September 1968Headquarters New Delhi, India

8. DGSE – FranceFormed April 2, 1982

7. FSB – RussiaFormed 3 April, 1995Employees 350,000Headquarters Lubyanka SquarePreceding agency KGB

6. BND – GermanyFormed 1 April 1956Employees 6,050

5. MSS – ChinaJurisdiction People’s Republic of ChinaHeadquarters Beijing

4. CIA – AmericaFormed September 18, 1947Employees 20,000

3. M1-6 – United KingdomFormed 1909 as the Secret Service BureauHeadquarter Vauxhall Cross, London

2. Mossad – IsraelFormed December 13, 1949 as the Central Institute for Coordination

1. ISI – PakistanFormed 1948Jurisdiction Government of PakistanHeadquarters Islamabad, Pakistan10%

% of MuslimContribution




Top Banks of the world


Rank Bank Country Total Assets ($b)1 BNP France 2,9642 Royal Bank of Scotland Group United Kingdom 2,7473 HSBC Holdings United Kingdom 2,3644 Crédit Agricolen France 2,2435 Barclays United Kingdom 2,2336 Bank of America United States 2,2237 Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Japan 2,196*8 Deutsche Bank Germany 2,1629 JPMorgan Chase United States 2,03210 Citigroup United States 1,85711 Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) China 1,726*12 ING Group Netherlands 1,67613 Lloyds Banking Group United Kingdom 1,66414 Mizuho Financial Group Japan 1,63715 Banco Santander Spain 1,60016 Groupe BPCE France 1,48217 Société Générale France 1,47518 China Construction Bank China 1,409*19 UniCredit Italy 1,33820 Agricultural Bank of China China 1,301**20 UBS Switzerland 1,30122 Bank of China China 1,281*23 Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Japan 1,28124 Wells Fargo United States 1,244




Arms exporter countries, 2006-10


1. USA2. Russia3. Germany4. France5. United Kingdom6. Netherlands7. China8. Spain9. Italy10. Sweden

11. Israel12. Ukraine13.Switzerland14. Canada15. South Africa16. South Korea17. Poland18. Belgium19. Norway20. Brazil



Arms importer countries, 2010

5 Muslim Countries


1) India, $6.6 billion or about 10% of total2) UAE, $6.1 billion 3) Australia, $5.2 billion 4) Saudi Arabia, $4.7 billion 5) S. Korea, $3.6 billion 6) Iraq, $2.75 billion 7) US, $2.43 billion 8) Venezevela, $2.3 billion 9) Turkey, $2.0 billion 10) Pakistan, $1.8 billion

http://news.ifeng.com/mil/3/detail_2011_12/27/11597371_0.shtml (source in chinese...)


http://news.ifeng.com/mil/3/detail_2011_12/27/11597371_0.shtml

http://news.ifeng.com/mil/3/detail_2011_12/27/11597371_0.shtml



Best Education System in the world


Japan 557 33.93 (=)Canada 533 33.18 (+ 1)France 517 29.92 (+ 4)Germany 490 29.16 (- 2)United Kingdom 529 27.06 (- 1)Finland 536 26.48 (=)U.S.A 493 22.64 (- 2)Australia 533 21.80 (=)South Korea 547 17.45 (+ 1)Philippines 16.51 (+ 6)Russia 11.78 (- 2)China 10.79 (=)New Zealand 537 10.67 (+ 1)Singapore 10.37 (+ 1)Denmark 514 10.16 (- 4)Sweden 510 9.22 (- 3)Italy 457 7.95 (+ 2)India 7.61 (=)The Netherlands 7.23 (- 2)Brazil 7.07 (+ 3)


http://www.rankopedia.com/Japan/EditCandidate/432061/ComingfromSt1/.htm?refresh=67557169

http://www.rankopedia.com/Canada/EditCandidate/432066/ComingfromSt1/.htm?refresh=67557169

http://www.rankopedia.com/France/EditCandidate/432063/ComingfromSt1/.htm?refresh=67557169

http://www.rankopedia.com/Germany/EditCandidate/432062/ComingfromSt1/.htm?refresh=67557169

http://www.rankopedia.com/United-Kingdom/EditCandidate/432059/ComingfromSt1/.htm?refresh=67557169

http://www.rankopedia.com/Finland/EditCandidate/432077/ComingfromSt1/.htm?refresh=67557169

http://www.rankopedia.com/U.S.A/EditCandidate/432058/ComingfromSt1/.htm?refresh=67557169

http://www.rankopedia.com/Australia/EditCandidate/432060/ComingfromSt1/.htm?refresh=67557169

http://www.rankopedia.com/South-Korea/EditCandidate/432065/ComingfromSt1/.htm?refresh=67557169

http://www.rankopedia.com/Philippines/EditCandidate/432083/ComingfromSt1/.htm?refresh=67557169

http://www.rankopedia.com/Russia/EditCandidate/432069/ComingfromSt1/.htm?refresh=67557169

http://www.rankopedia.com/China/EditCandidate/432072/ComingfromSt1/.htm?refresh=67557169

http://www.rankopedia.com/New-Zealand/EditCandidate/432067/ComingfromSt1/.htm?refresh=67557169

http://www.rankopedia.com/Singapore/EditCandidate/432064/ComingfromSt1/.htm?refresh=67557169

http://www.rankopedia.com/Denmark/EditCandidate/432079/ComingfromSt1/.htm?refresh=67557169

http://www.rankopedia.com/Sweden/EditCandidate/432076/ComingfromSt1/.htm?refresh=67557169

http://www.rankopedia.com/Italy/EditCandidate/432075/ComingfromSt1/.htm?refresh=67557169

http://www.rankopedia.com/India/EditCandidate/432073/ComingfromSt1/.htm?refresh=67557169

http://www.rankopedia.com/The-Netherlands/EditCandidate/432068/ComingfromSt1/.htm?refresh=67557169

http://www.rankopedia.com/Brazil/EditCandidate/432080/ComingfromSt1/.htm?refresh=67557169



World Top Ten Countries With Highest Newspapers Circulation


Country Average Daily CirculationChina 117,815,000Japan 71,694,000USA 55,578,000India 29,482,000Germany 23,838,000UK 17,899,000France 8,597,000Russia 7,850,000Brazil 7,670,000Italy 6,100,000


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* Pakistan 23 daily newspapers per 1000 citizens * Singapore 460 per 1000 citizens.



Top 10 TV Channels


Discovery The History Channel Food Network Fox Soccer National Geographic Ch. The Weather IFC Central Comedy Ch. CNN TLC


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Noble prize winner countries



Rank Countries NumberRank Countries Number 1 United States 270 2 United Kingdom 100 3 Germany 77 4 France 49 5 Sweden 30 6 Switzerland 22 7 Netherlands 15 8 Italy 14 9 Denmark 13 10 Japan 12 11 Austria 11 12 Canada 10 13 Belgium 9

14 Norway 8 15 Australia 6 15 Spain 6 17 Poland 5 17 Ireland 518 India 4 19 Hungary 3 20 Portugal 2 20 Finland 2 20 Mexico 2 20 Greece 2 20 China 2

3 Muslim countries in list of

20


Highest book publishing in the world


United States (2009) 288,355 ("new titles and editions") United Kingdom (2005) 206,000 China (2007) 136,226 Russian Federation (2008) 123,336 Germany (2009) 93,124 (new titles) Spain (2008) 86,300 India (2004) 82,537 (21,370 in Hindi and 18,752 in English) Japan (2009) 78,555 France (2010) 67,278 (63,690 new titles) Iran (2010) 65,000 Italy (2005) 59,743 (33,641 new titles) Taiwan (2007) 42,018 South Korea (2010) 40,291 Turkey (2010) 34,863 Sweden (2008) 34,320 (4,365 new titles) Netherlands (1993) 34,067 Poland (2010) 31,500 Vietnam (2009) 24,589 Indonesia (2009) more than 24,000 Brazil (2009) 22,027


* In UK book titles per million is 2000 * In Egypt book titles per million is only 17

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germany

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spain

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/India

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Hindi

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_language

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japan

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/France

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italy

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_China

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Korea

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkey

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweden

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netherlands

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poland

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vietnam

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazil



Top 10 Olympic Medal-winning Countries


1. The United States: 24042. Soviet Union: 12043. Great Britain: 6894. France: 6795. Germany: 6486. Italy: 5957. Sweden: 5888. East Germany: 5199. Hungary: 45410. Finland: 446



Indian MuslimPopulation 20 0 millionsPercentage 17%Below Poverty Line 94.9%



SacharCommittee ReportMuslims high school passed: 7.2%Muslims enrolled in colleges: 6.5%Muslim Graduate (Rural): 0.8% to 1.3% Muslims Graduate (Urban): 6.1%Post-graduates: 1.2%IIMs: 1.3%IITs: 1.7

54.6% Muslims in villages and 60 per cent in urban areas, have never attended schools


94.9% of Muslims Below Poverty Line (BPL)


SacharCommittee Report

Government Staff 6.4%Police Services 3.3%Admin. services 2.2%Foreign services 1.6%Total labour force 10%. Muslims in Judiciary 8% Judges: 2.7%.

4%% of MuslimIn Govt. jobs



Minimum representationof Muslims in

2%

% of MuslimIn above sectors is

less than

MediaWomen workforceShare TradingJewel/Gold TradingArmy/intelligenceIndustriesBankingService Sector




A community without effective media …

Voiceless


How many Muslim’s …?

- Top army officers- Pilots in Air Force- Officers in IB, RAW, CBI, ATS- Leaders who have strong base due to their work- Institutions in top ranks- Magazines in top ranks- English daily newspapers- Effective TV channels- Book publishers in top ranks


Did you think?


There is not a single product of any Muslim (industry) among world

top brands.


Did you ever think? How many things you use from morning till night are made by Muslims (Muslim owned industry)

5000



Problem of Attitude?

Either pulling legs of othersOr…



Attitude? Argue without action or working independently without proper planning/vision and teamwork



Attitude? When the world discusses/works on:Environment,Globalization,Nano technology,Biotechnology,Effective use of media,6 Sigma & other systems,Space research and development in other fields.



Attitude? Mostly Muslims discuss most of the time about:Basic educationShape of cap,Size of beard,Makrouhat in fasting,Mustahab in umrah,Deserving persons forreceiving zakaat,Type of interest,Difference of Maslaks/faithBlaming others



Impression of others?



Impression of Muslims?

Over population,Ignorance,Illiteracy,Unemployment,Frustration,Extremism,Backwardness

Agitation….Agitation….


How a community which accepts social/financial slavery can expect respect from others?

Just Imagine


Please do not blame others,each one of us is responsible.

Let us work together to give better environment/opportunity to our new generation.


Who is responsible for this situation


Member of Security CouncilLack of Vision


When western world was establishing universities, industries …Muslims were busy in making buildings, playing games, and in quarreling with each other.

Now other people are busy in maintaining their pace of development and we are discussing about what exactly is the problem and from where to start?

Confused?


The Solution lies inQuality EducationFavorable Environment for EducationCollective EffortsGood InstitutionsSharing AttitudeCaring BehaviorCreative ThoughtsPerforming Attitude


What is the

Solution???


Improvement in these fields can bring BIG changes

Are non-Muslims responsible for

pathetic condition of Muslims in these

fields?

Wakf PropertyHajj SystemZakath SystemMadarsaa EducationDowry SystemEducation SystemMinimizing Gaps/Differences of Religion and faith.



Member of Security CouncilAction Required


“Be not the slave of your own past - plunge into the sublime seas, dive deep, and swim far, so you shall come back with new self-respect, with new power, and with an advanced experience that shall explain and overlook the old.” ― Ralph Waldo Emerson

http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/12080.Ralph_Waldo_Emerson

Will your luxurious cabin be safe? If….

If your ship will be under threat?

Think???

or

Those who dominate in science and technology lead the world.


Differences are natural, ignore the differences and act together on common points wherever united efforts are needed.


Appeal

Just think,What is your

responsibility?

Do not just believe in talking but act for improvement.Provide education to at least 1 poor student.Give support to organizations working for improvements.Be positive and cooperativeNo one will come forward, community itself has to struggle for improvements.


SIRF RONE SE MUQADDAR NAHI BADLA KARTEDAST-E- MEHNAT SE HI TAQDEER BANAYE KOI YUN TO GIRTE KO GIRATE HAIN SABHI LOG MAGARBAAT TO JAB HAI KI GIRTE KO UTHAYE KOI

Afsos sadd afsos kay Shaheen na bana tuDekhay na teri aankh nay fitrat ke isharatTaqdeer kay qazi ka yah fatwa hay azal sayHay jurm-e-zayifi ki saza marg-e-mufajat




Situation of MuslimsYou belong to a community members of which in top places are miniscule in…. EducationInventionIndustryBusinessBankingHealth care

Now what do you think? Choice is yours, work for CHANGE, or keep your eyes SHUT


Dreaming forCHANGE

By talking in DrawingRoom???

Better light a candle than curse the darkness

تھا بہتر کہیں تو سے شب ظلمت شکوہجاتے جلاتے ّممع ش کوئی کی حصے اپنے


Prepared by: Seraj AkramE-mail: [email protected]

Be PositiveBe Practical

Be Performer

Be CreativeBe Caring

Be Cautious

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