How many people are Muslim and how many are not?

Answer 1

Most people are not Christian, to be a Christian you need to believe that Jesus is God, that the Trinity is a man made doctrine, that only bybelieving that what The Bible says is true, in Acts 2:38 when Peter was asked what unbelievers should do, he said very clearly, Repent and be Baptized, everyone of you in the name of the Jesus Christ and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. This is why there are so few true Christians today. Please read your Bible, it is the Word of God, don't believe in the word of man.

Answer 2

There is an unfortunate tendency, especially during a time of war, to identify terrorists by their nationality and then say that "all" members of that group must be terrorists. While it is true that the 9/11 hijackers were all Muslims, there have been other terrorist acts in America that were committed by white Christians, such as Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols in the Oklahoma City bombing. The issue of who is a terrorist in certainly one that historians and politicians grapple with. Some people say there is a difference between a terrorist and a freedom-fighter. Others disagree.

Regarding whether we should associate terrorism with Muslims, world history shows us that nearly every religious and ethnic group has committed violence against those they believed to be their enemies. There have been terrorists from Serbia, Israel, Japan, Germany, Columbia, India, and many other countries, and none of them were Muslims. And yes, there have certainly been Muslim terrorists who have attacked targets in a number of countries.

But it is not making excuses to point out that every ethnic group has its extremists, and that does not mean the vast majority of that group have anything to do with terrorism. Statistically, there are no more Muslim terrorists than there are terrorists in other nationalities. Perhaps we notice Muslim terrorism more in the west because of attacks like 9/11. But a look at international news would show that many combat zones in other countries have experiences suicide bombers or landmine attacks by fighters who were not Muslims.

Answer 3

A comprehensive demographic study of more than 200 countries finds that there are 1.57 billion Muslims of all ages living in the world today, representing 23% of an estimated 2009 world population of 6.8 billion (according to Pew Forum study as of October 2009). This means that 73% ( or ~ 5.23 billion) of world population are non Muslims.

Answer 4

Not sure how many arn't, but there are between 1 billion and 1.8 billion Muslim's in the world.

Answer 5

About 23% or more people in the world are Muslims. Accordingly, 77% or less people are non-Muslims.

Answer 6

Muslims account for around one quarter of world population (~ 1600 million Muslims) and the rest are non Muslims.

Answer 7

Muslims account for around one quarter of the world (around 1600 million Muslims). The rest are non Muslims (including Jews, Christians, Buddhists, Hindus, Sikhs, ...)

Answer 8

Excluding 57 Muslim countries,the remaining countries are predominantly Non Muslim.Yet in many of them many Muslims are living peacefully.