A comprehensive analysis of 57 OIC countries including population growth, Shia-Sunni dynamics, military power, and economic literacy.
Intelligence Report 2026
عالمی مسلم آبادیات پورٹل
The Ultimate Global & Muslim Demographics Portal
Verified Intelligence for the 57 Nations of the OIC
Explore a meticulously curated database of the Muslim world. This portal provides real-time, verified demographic insights into the social, economic, and military structures of all 57 member states of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).
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Muslim Population
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Please select a country from the dropdown above to view its detailed 2026 demographic profile.
Demographic Landscape
The global Muslim population is projected to exceed 2.2 billion by the end of 2026, representing nearly 25% of the world’s inhabitants. This growth is driven by significant demographic shifts in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa. Countries like Indonesia, Pakistan, and Nigeria remain the primary population centers, while the Middle East continues to lead in economic influence and energy resources.
Socio-Economic Indicators
Literacy rates across the OIC member states show a diverse spectrum, with nations like Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan achieving nearly 100% literacy, while others in the Sahel region continue to face developmental challenges. Economic growth is prominently led by the GCC nations, with Saudi Arabia and the UAE diversifying their GDP through ambitious “Vision” programs that reduce reliance on oil.
Military & Strategic Strength
Military capabilities within the Islamic world are significant, with Pakistan, Turkey, and Egypt maintaining some of the largest active standing armies globally. Strategic importance is further emphasized by the control of key maritime routes by nations like Egypt (Suez Canal) and Djibouti (Bab-el-Mandeb), making these demographics vital to global stability.
Death is glad tidings for the believer[cite: 76]. The Commentator, from Ahmad bin al-Hasan al-Hussaini, from al-Hasan bin Ali al-Nasiri, from his father
In 2026, Inheritance (Mawarith) has become a digitized pillar of social justice. Total estate valuations processed through Sharia courts in Islamic nations reached $1.8 Trillion this year.
The year 2026 marks a pivotal shift in Islamic Jurisprudence. Centralized institutions like the Dar al-Ifta in Egypt, the Permanent Committee in Saudi Arabia, and the Shia Hawza in Najaf and Qum have recorded a surge in inquiries.
As of 2026, the documentation of Nikah has become a primary metric for social and economic stability in Islamic nations. The transition to E-Nikah systems has allowed for real-time tracking of marriage statistics.