How many Muslim country in the world?

This number can vary slightly depending on the source and the criteria used to define a “Muslim-majority country.”

A Muslim-majority country is typically defined as one in which more than 50% of the population identifies as Muslim.

Some countries with the largest Muslim populations include Indonesia, Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh. However, it’s important to note that not all Muslim-majority countries have Islam as their state religion.

Muslim-majority countries

Here’s a general list of Muslim-majority countries:

1. Afghanistan
2. Algeria
3. Azerbaijan
4. Bahrain
5. Bangladesh
6. Brunei
7. Burkina Faso
8. Comoros
9. Djibouti
10. Egypt
11. Gambia
12. Guinea
13. Guinea-Bissau
14. Indonesia
15. Iran
16. Iraq
17. Jordan
18. Kazakhstan
19. Kuwait
20. Kyrgyzstan
21. Lebanon
22. Libya
23. Malaysia
24. Maldives
25. Mali
26. Mauritania
27. Morocco
28. Niger
29. Nigeria
30. Oman
31. Pakistan
32. Palestine
33. Qatar
34. Saudi Arabia
35. Senegal
36. Sierra Leone
37. Somalia
38. Sudan
39. Syria
40. Tajikistan
41. Togo
42. Tunisia
43. Turkey
44. Turkmenistan
45. United Arab Emirates (UAE)
46. Uzbekistan
47. Yemen

It’s important to verify this information as geopolitical changes can affect countries’ demographics and religious composition. Additionally, some countries may have diverse religious populations, and Islam may not be the only or predominant religion in all regions.