The World's richest
Muslim countries
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While some Muslim countries
suffer from poverty, others enjoy the most prosperous figures worldwide. Take a
look at the richest countries in the Muslim world.
The list is
based on gross domestic product at purchasing power parity per capita, the value
of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given year
divided by the average (or mid-year) population for the same year. Data refer
mostly to the year 2011. World Development Indicators database, World Bank.
Qatar: GDP (PPP) per capita: $ 88,919
(2011)
Kuwait: GDP (PPP) per capita: $54,654
(2011)
Brunei: GDP (PPP) per capita: $50,506
(2010)
United Arab Emirates :GDP (PPP) per capita:
$48,222 (2011)
Oman: GDP (PPP) per capita: $28,880
(2011)
Saudi Arabia: GDP (PPP) per capita:
$24,434 (2011)
Bahrain:GDP (PPP) per capita: $23, 690
(2011)
Turkey: GDP (PPP) per capita: $16,885
(2011)
Libya: GDP (PPP) per capita: $16,855
(2009)
(Note: The figures are before the popular uprising in the country)
Malaysia: GDP (PPP) per capita: $15,589
(2011)
Lebanon: GDP (PPP) per capita:$14,709
(2011)
Kazakhstan: GDP (PPP) per capita:$13,189
(2011)
Iran: GDP (PPP) per capita: $11,479
(2009)
Azerbaijan: GDP (PPP) per capita: $10,136
(2011)
Tunisia: GDP (PPP) per capita: $9,415
(2011)
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( Courtesy:
http://en-maktoob.news.yahoo.com/
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