Answer 1
Because these countries were occupied and the occupiers were notinterestedto offer any kind of education or culture upgrading to Muslim communities.
Answer 2
All of these three mentioned countries were former Soviet States. In the Soviet Union, there was a huge push towards integrating the different peoples and republics under the Russian banner. Therefore, a lot was invested in teaching the people how to read and write Russian. After independence, these countries used the Cyrillic and Latin alphabets to write their own distinct languages. During the 20th century, no Muslim country in the Arab World or in South Asia pushed for a similar high degree of literacy as the Soviets did.
We can also see the power of the Soviet influence in the difference between Azeri literacy in Azerbaijan and Azeri literacy in Iran, just over the border.
Answer 3
That's mainly due to Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan being part of former USSR that used to invest in education system substantial amount of funds.
Azerbaijan is not considered a poor country. It has a developing economy with a significant oil and gas sector that contributes to its overall wealth. However, like many countries, there are disparities in income distribution and some regions or populations may experience higher levels of poverty.
As of 2021, the population of Baku, Azerbaijan is estimated to be around 2.4 million people.
Azerbaijan is classified as a developing country, often referred to as a middle-income country. It is not considered a Least Developed Country (LDC), but it faces challenges in areas such as economic development, infrastructure, and social development.
Desserts and mountains are the landforms of the Central Asian Turkic state of Turkmenistan.
Specifically, over three-fourths (3/4) of the country is taken up by Karakum Desert. Additionally, the Turan Depression ensures that desert conditions prevail in the central portion of the country as well. The following are examples of the mountains of Turkmenistan:
1. Great Balkhan Range;
2. Kopet Dag Range;
3. Köýtendag Range;
4. Kugitangtau Range.
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Natiq Aliyev is the Minister of Energy for Azerbaijan.
Conflicting nationalistic feelings.
"Feelings of nationalism are strong in both Armenia and Azerbaijan. Since gaining independence from the former Soviet union, Azerbaijan has experienced violet conflicts between Armenians and Azerbaijan.
Azerbaijan is situated in both Europe and Asia. It is the richest country in the Caucasus and one of the richest in the Former Soviet Union
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Bari louys in eastern Armenian or pari louys in western Armenian.
It is located in the south of Russia. On the continent of Eurasia.
Baku is the capital city of Azerbaijan, located in the South Caucasus, located partially in Eastern Europe and partially in Western Asia.
It could mean 'tapir' (a sort of mammal) as a name of an animal, or 'mo' (a mythical creature in Chinese folklore). It also can be used as an interjection showing sudden burst of laughter or exclamation.
During the Soviet Union it was Rubbles. But now its changed to Manat.
1 Manat is more than 1 dollar and less than euro.
Located in the South Caucasus, located partially in Eastern Europe and partially in Western Asia. It is bounded by the Caspian Sea to the east, Russia to the north, Georgia to the west and northwest, Armenia to the southwest, and Iran to the south. The Azerbaijani exclave of Nakhchivan is bordered by Armenia to the north and east, Iran to the south and southwest, and Turkey to the west. The country's territory also encompasses several islands in the Caspian Sea. (Wikipedia)
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As of 2017, there hasn't been a reliable survey on Azerbaijani, but the total number of native speakers is around 27 million.
Azerbaijan is called "The Land of Fire" or "The Land of Eternal Flames" due to the fact that the ancient Persian religion, Zoroastrianism, was "big" there. Zoroaster, the prophet of the religion, was born in Azerbaijan, or as they called it Azarapadegan. Some say the origin of the name "Land of Eternal Flames" comes from the fact that natural gas would seep out from hills and the fire would essentially be eternal.