İslam dünyası

İslam dünyası, İslami bir devlet yapısına sahip ülkeler ile birlikte nüfusunun çoğunluğu Müslüman olan ülkelerin tümünü ifade eden bir kavram. Bugün İslam ülkelerinin tek çatı altında toplandığı tek uluslararası kurum İslam Konferansı Örgütü'dür.

Din ve devlet

Müslümanların çoğunlukta olduğu ülkelerde din-devlet ilişkisi

İslam ülkeleri

•  Afganistan^[1]
•  İran^[2]
•  Moritanya^[3]
•  Pakistan
•  Suudi Arabistan^[4]
•  Yemen^[5]

Devlet dini

•  Cezayir^[6]
•  Mısır^[7]
•  Irak^[8]
•  Ürdün
•  Kuveyt^[9]
•  Libya^[10]
•  Malezya^[11]
•  Maldivler^[12]
•  Fas^[13]
•  Somali^[14]
•  Tunus^[15]
•  Birleşik Arap Emirlikleri^[16]
•  Brunei

 Lübnan İslam'ı devlet dini olarak tanımlasa da İslam'la birlikte 18 başka din ve mezhebe de anayasasında yer vermektedir.

Atıfsız

Anayasasında dine bir atıf olmadığı gibi sekülerizme de atıfta bulunmayan ülkeler.

•  Bosna-Hersek
•  Endonezya
•  Sudan
•  Nijer
•  Cibuti
•  Sierra Leone

Laik ülkeler

•  Arnavutluk
•  Azerbaycan^[17]
•  Bangladeş^[18]
•  Burkina Faso^[19]
•  Çad^[20]
•  Gambiya^[21]
•  Gine^[20]
•  Kazakistan^[22][23]
•  Kosova
•  Kırgızistan^[24]
•  Mali^[25]
•  KKTC
•  Nijerya^[26]
•  Senegal^[27]
•  Suriye^[28]
•  Lübnan^[29]
•  Tacikistan^[30]
•  Türkmenistan^[31]
•  Türkiye^[32]
•  Özbekistan

Kaynakça

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