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<div style="text-align:justify; word-spacing: -0.1em; letter-spacing: -0em; line-height:100%; width:100%;"> GDP (PPP) is an economic indicator that gauges how powerful economies are according to local buying power. In the words of the [[File:The World Bank logo.svg.png|55px]] ''World Bank'', it is ''"the number of units of a country's currency required to buy the same amount of goods and services in the domestic market"'' compared to the [[File:800px-Flag of the United States.svg.png|15px]] United States market; based on the US dollar.<ref name="dataworldbank1">''[http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/pa.nus.pppc.rf Price level ratio of PPP conversion factor (GDP) to market exchange rate]''. World Bank (The World Bank Group). Retrieved May 21st, 2016.</ref> In other words, purchasing power parity takes into account the local differences in prices between countries and equalises them to the US economy. If a bottle of milk for instance costs a $1.00 dollar in the US, but can be bought for $0.20 cents in say for example [[File:Pakistan Flag.jpg|15px]] Pakistan, then Pakistani spending power is worth approximately five times ($5.00) as much as that of the average US citizen. Thus it gives a better measure of the strength of a country rather than simply relying on nominal GDP (which is the amount of actual money a country trades annually). Using this method of measuring GDP, it is clear that the Islamic World in particular isn't in as bad of a shape as is thought, but instead has been making remarkable progress over the years. Particularly strong countries include [[File:Flag-Indonesia.jpg|15px]] Indonesia, [[File:Flag of Turkey.svg.png|15px]] Turkey, [[File:800px-Flag of Malaysia.svg.png|15px]] Malaysia and [[File:800px-Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg.png|15px]] Saudi Arabia. Indonesia is particularly notable, as it makes up a significant part of the GDP (PPP) of the Muslim world at approximately one-quarter ($4.02 trillion dollars).<ref name="comorostokosovo"/> What is perhaps more remarkable is that Indonesia is a non-oil based economy,<ref name="Alexander Simoes (Last Accessed September 19th, 2019).">Alexander Simoes (Last Accessed September 19th, 2019). ''[https://oec.world/en/visualize/tree_map/hs92/export/idn/all/show/2017/ What does Indonesia export? (2017)]''. The Observatory of Economic Complexity. ''[WayBackMachine Link (Not Archiveable Unfortunately]''. Retrieved September 19th, 2019.</ref> that also surpasses the GDP (PPP) of [[File:1500px-Flag of France.svg.png|15px]] France.<ref name="imffranceindonesia">''[https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/weo/2019/01/weodata/weorept.aspx?sy=2020&ey=2024&scsm=1&ssd=1&sort=country&ds=.&br=1&pr1.x=105&pr1.y=16&c=132%2C536&s=PPPGDP&grp=0&a= Report for Selected Countries and Subjects (France and Indonesia)]''. International Monetary Fund (IMF). ''[http://archive.is/1Vi4Z Archive.is Link]''. Retrieved September 19th, 2019.</ref> The second highest Muslim country on the list, Turkey is worth about $2.38 trillion dollars. Combined, the top 9 Muslim countries total $16.06 trillion dollars. This is much more than [[File:Flag of India.svg.png|15px]] India, but less than the US and [[File:800px-Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg.png|15px]] China.<ref name="china, india, us"/>
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[[File:Countries that have a bigger gdp ppp than indonesia.jpg|1000px|thumb|center|<div style="text-align:justify; word-spacing: -0.1em; letter-spacing: -0em; line-height:100%; width:100%;font-size:80%;">There are only five countries in the world with a bigger GDP (PPP) than Indonesia—the largest and most powerful Muslim economy.</div>]]
GDP (PPP) is an economic indicator that gauges how powerful economies are according to local buying power. In the words of the [[File:The World Bank logo.svg.png|55px]] ''World Bank'', it is ''"the number of units of a country's currency required to buy the same amount of goods and services in the domestic market"'' compared to the [[File:800px-Flag of the United States.svg.png|15px]] United States market; based on the US dollar.<ref name="dataworldbank1">''[http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/pa.nus.pppc.rf Price level ratio of PPP conversion factor (GDP) to market exchange rate]''. World Bank (The World Bank Group). Retrieved May 21st, 2016.</ref> In other words, purchasing power parity takes into account the local differences in prices between countries and equalises them to the US economy. If a bottle of milk for instance costs a $1.00 dollar in the US, but can be bought for $0.20 cents in say for example [[File:Pakistan Flag.jpg|15px]] Pakistan, then Pakistani spending power is worth approximately five times ($5.00) as much as that of the average US citizen. Thus it gives a better measure of the strength of a country rather than simply relying on nominal GDP (which is the amount of actual money a country trades annually). Using this method of measuring GDP, it is clear that the Islamic World in particular isn't in as bad of a shape as is thought, but instead has been making remarkable progress over the years. Particularly strong countries include [[File:Flag-Indonesia.jpg|15px]] Indonesia, [[File:Flag of Turkey.svg.png|15px]] Turkey, [[File:800px-Flag of Malaysia.svg.png|15px]] Malaysia and [[File:800px-Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg.png|15px]] Saudi Arabia. Indonesia is particularly notable, as it makes up a significant part of the GDP (PPP) of the Muslim world at approximately one-quarter ($4.02 trillion dollars).<ref name="comorostokosovo"/> What is perhaps more remarkable is that Indonesia is a non-oil based economy,<ref name="Alexander Simoes (Last Accessed September 19th, 2019).">Alexander Simoes (Last Accessed September 19th, 2019). ''[https://oec.world/en/visualize/tree_map/hs92/export/idn/all/show/2017/ What does Indonesia export? (2017)]''. The Observatory of Economic Complexity. ''[WayBackMachine Link (Not Archiveable Unfortunately]''. Retrieved September 19th, 2019.</ref> that also surpasses the GDP (PPP) of [[File:1500px-Flag of France.svg.png|15px]] France.<ref name="imffranceindonesia">''[https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/weo/2019/01/weodata/weorept.aspx?sy=2020&ey=2024&scsm=1&ssd=1&sort=country&ds=.&br=1&pr1.x=105&pr1.y=16&c=132%2C536&s=PPPGDP&grp=0&a= Report for Selected Countries and Subjects (France and Indonesia)]''. International Monetary Fund (IMF). ''[http://archive.is/1Vi4Z Archive.is Link]''. Retrieved September 19th, 2019.</ref> The second highest Muslim country on the list, Turkey is worth about $2.38 trillion dollars. Combined, the top 9 Muslim countries total $16.06 trillion dollars. This is much more than [[File:Flag of India.svg.png|15px]] India, but less than the US and [[File:800px-Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg.png|15px]] China.<ref name="china, india, us"/>
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==List of Muslim Countries by GDP Purchasing Power Parity (2020—2024)==
===Top 9 Muslim Economies (i.e. Those Who Have Surpassed or Are Expected to Surpass $1 Trillion Dollars in Annual GDP PPP Trade)===
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| [[File:800px-Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg.png|15px]] China<ref name="china, india, us">''[https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/weo/2019/01/weodata/weorept.aspx?sy=2020&ey=2024&scsm=1&ssd=1&sort=country&ds=.&br=1&pr1.x=42&pr1.y=6&c=924%2C534%2C111&s=PPPGDP&grp=0&a= China, US, India GDP (PPP) - Report for Selected Countries and Subjects (World Economic Outlook Database, April 2019)]''. International Monetary Fund (IMF). ''[https://web.archive.org/web/20190916223053/https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/weo/2019/01/weodata/weorept.aspx?sy=2020&ey=2024&scsm=1&ssd=1&sort=country&ds=.&br=1&pr1.x=42&pr1.y=6&c=924%2C534%2C111&s=PPPGDP&grp=0&a= WayBackMachine Link]''. Retrieved September 16th, 2019.</ref> || $29,609.1 billion || $32,038.1 billion || $34,581.4 billion || $37,274.7 billion || $40,147.8 billion
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| [[File:800px-Flag of the United States.svg.png|15px]] United States<ref name="china, india, us"/> || $22,198.1 billion || $23,059.7 billion || $23,922.8 billion || $24,813.0 billion || $25,728.7 billion
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| style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|Islamic World || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$18,514.1 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$19,591.6 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$20,743.8 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$21,967.1 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$23,278.4 billion
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| [[File:Flag of India.svg.png|15px]] India<ref name="china, india, us"/> || $12,584.2 billion || $13,840.1 billion || $15,218.5 billion || $16,736.5 billion || $18,408.9 billion
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| [[File:Flag-Indonesia.jpg|15px]] Indonesia || $4,019.0 billion || $4,316.1 billion || $4,638.5 billion || $4,985.9 billion || $5,359.6 billion || 271,264,484<ref name="indoneisapop">''[https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/indonesia-population/ Indonesia Population (LIVE)]''. Worldometers. ''[http://archive.is/Mn6e7 Archive.is Link]''. Retrieved September 19th, 2019.</ref>
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| [[File:Flag of Turkey.svg.png|15px]] Turkey || $2,380.6 billion || $2,502.0 billion || $2,630.6 billion || $2,778.9 billion || $2,936.4 billion || 83,630,102<ref name="turkeypop">''[https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/turkey-population/ Turkey Population (LIVE)]''. Worldometers. ''[http://archive.is/hYFEh Archive.is Link]''. Retrieved September 19th, 2019.</ref>
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| [[File:800px-Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg.png|15px]] Saudi Arabia || $2,006.2 billion || $2,093.6 billion || $2,184.6 billion || $2,281.8 billion || $2,384.3 billion || 34,388,516<ref name="saudipop">''[https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/saudi-arabia-population/ Saudi Arabia Population (LIVE)]''. Worldometers. ''[http://archive.is/k6EGm Archive.is Link]''. Retrieved September 19th, 2019.</ref>
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| [[File:Flag of Iran.svg.png|15px]] Iran || $1,576.1 billion || $1,622.7 billion || $1,672.3 billion || $1,723.5 billion || $1,778.6 billion || 83,151,589<ref name="iranpop">''[https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/iran-population/ Iran Population (LIVE)]''. Worldometers. ''[http://archive.is/qCGOb Archive.is Link]''. Retrieved September 19th, 2019.</ref>
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| [[File:Flag of Egypt.svg.png|15px]] Egypt || $1,504.5 billion || $1,627.9 billion || $1,761.5 billion || $1,905.7 billion || $2,063.2 billion || 100,815,741<ref name="egyptpop">''[https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/egypt-population/ Egypt Population (LIVE)]''. Worldometers. ''[http://archive.is/PXh9b Archive.is Link]''. Retrieved September 19th, 2019.</ref>
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| [[File:800px-Flag of Nigeria.svg.png|15px]] Nigeria || $1,271.7 billion || $1,329.8 billion || $1,394.5 billion || $1,459.7 billion || $1,528.6 billion || 202,098,159<ref name="nigeriapop">''[https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/nigeria-population/ Nigeria Population (LIVE)]''. Worldometers. ''[http://archive.is/4Rhnf Archive.is Link]''. Retrieved September 19th, 2019.</ref>
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| [[File:Pakistan Flag.jpg|15px]] Pakistan || $1,254.8 billion || $1,316.4 billion || $1,380.0 billion || $1,445.5 billion || $1,513.2 billion ||217,515,885<ref name="pakistanpop">''[https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/pakistan-population/ Pakistan Population (LIVE)]''. Worldometers. ''[http://archive.is/Nze3r Archive.is Link]''. Retrieved September 19th, 2019.</ref>
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| [[File:800px-Flag of Malaysia.svg.png|15px]] Malaysia || $1,139.0 billion || $1,218.9 billion || $1,304.4 billion || $1,395.8 billion || $1,494.0 billion || 32,041,458<ref name="malaysiapop">''[https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/malaysia-population/ Malaysia Population (LIVE)]''. Worldometers. ''[http://archive.is/2tehv Archive.is Link]''. Retrieved September 19th, 2019.</ref>
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| [[File:Flag of Bangladesh.svg.png|15px]] Bangladesh || $908.6 billion || $992.4 billion || $1,083.8 billion || $1,183.7 billion || $1,293.1 billion || 163,408,526<ref name="bangladeshpop">''[https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/bangladesh-population/ Bangladesh Population (LIVE)]''. Worldometers. ''[http://archive.is/vexIW Archive.is Link]''. Retrieved September 19th, 2019.</ref>
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| style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|TOP NINE ONLY || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$16,060.2 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$17,019.8 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$18,050.1 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$19,160.5 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"| $20,350.9 billion || 1,188,314,460 / total
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| TOTAL COUNTRIES || $18,514.1 billion || $19,591.6 billion || $20,743.8 billion || $21,967.1 billion || $23,278.4 billion || $13,514.94 / person
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| TOP NINE SHARE || 86.75% || 86.87% || 87.01% || 87.22% || 87.42%
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| REST SHARE || 13.25% || 13.13% || 12.99% || 12.78% || 12.58%
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File:2020-2024 gdp ppp islamic countries.jpg|<div style="text-align:justify; word-spacing: -0.1em; letter-spacing: -0em; line-height:100%; width:100%; font-size:140%;">The countries that have been highlighted in this map are the Muslim countries that have surpassed an annual trade of $1 trillion dollars in GDP PPP. Combined, their GDP PPP totals $16.06 trillion dollars. This is much more than India, but less than the US and China. There is much work still left to be done. Out of 45 Muslim majority countries only 9 have surpassed this goal. The nine are listed to the left of this image. Amongst these nine, Indonesia is considered an economic juggernaut, which alone is worth over $4 trillion dollars.</div>
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! style="background:#000000;color:#FFFF00"|Part 1<ref name="afghanistantochad">''[https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/weo/2019/01/weodata/weorept.aspx?sy=2020&ey=2024&scsm=1&ssd=1&sort=country&ds=.&br=1&pr1.x=72&pr1.y=12&c=512%2C914%2C612%2C912%2C419%2C513%2C963%2C516%2C748%2C628&s=PPPGDP&grp=0&a= Afghanistan to Chad GDP (PPP) - Part 1 - Report for Selected Countries and Subjects (World Economic Outlook Database, April 2019)]''. International Monetary Fund (IMF). ''[https://web.archive.org/web/20190916201027/https:/www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/weo/2019/01/weodata/weorept.aspx?sy=2020&ey=2024&scsm=1&ssd=1&sort=country&ds=.&br=1&pr1.x=72&pr1.y=12&c=512%2C914%2C612%2C912%2C419%2C513%2C963%2C516%2C748%2C628&s=PPPGDP&grp=0&a= WayBackMachine Link]''. Retrieved September 16th, 2019.</ref> !! 2020 !! 2021 !! 2022 !! 2023 !! 2024
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| Afghanistan || $80.5 billion || $85.4 billion || $91.1 billion || $97.6 billion || $105.2 billion
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| Albania || $42.9 billion || $45.5 billion || $48.3 billion || $51.2 billion || $54.4 billion
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| Algeria || $711.4 billion || $736.1 billion || $759.48 billion || $778.2 billion || $797.9 billion
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| Azerbaijan || $198.9 billion || $207.3 billion || $214.9 billion || $222.7 billion || $231.1 billion
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| Bahrain || $80.1 billion || $83.7 billion || $87.5 billion || $91.8 billion || $96.5 billion
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| Bangladesh || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$908.6 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$992.4 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,083.8 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,183.7 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,293.1 billion
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| Bosnia and Herzegovina || $52.3 billion || $55.1 billion || $58.2 billion || $61.4 billion || $64.9 billion
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| Brunei Darussalam || $40.1 billion || $44.1 billion || $47.6 billion || $50.5 billion || $52.7 billion
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| Burkina Faso || $45.3 billion || $49.1 billion || $53.1 billion || $57.5 billion || $62.2 billion
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| Chad || $34.7 billion || $37.2 billion || $40.0 billion || $42.6 billion || $45.2 billion
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| TOTAL || $2,194.8 billion || $2,335.8 billion || $2,484.1 billion || $2,637.3 billion || $2,803.2 billion
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| Growth (%) || BASE || 6.43 || 6.35 || 6.17 || 6.29
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! style="background:#000000;color:#FFFF00"|Part 2<ref name="comorostokosovo">''[https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/weo/2019/01/weodata/weorept.aspx?sy=2020&ey=2024&scsm=1&ssd=1&sort=country&ds=.&br=1&pr1.x=30&pr1.y=16&c=632%2C611%2C469%2C648%2C536%2C429%2C433%2C439%2C916%2C967&s=PPPGDP&grp=0&a= Comoros to Kosovo GDP (PPP) - Part 2 - Report for Selected Countries and Subjects (World Economic Outlook Database, April 2019)]''. International Monetary Fund (IMF). ''[https://web.archive.org/web/20190916202456/https:/www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/weo/2019/01/weodata/weorept.aspx?sy=2020&ey=2024&scsm=1&ssd=1&sort=country&ds=.&br=1&pr1.x=30&pr1.y=16&c=632%2C611%2C469%2C648%2C536%2C429%2C433%2C439%2C916%2C967&s=PPPGDP&grp=0&a= WayBackMachine Link]''. Retrieved September 16th, 2019.</ref> !! 2020 !! 2021 !! 2022 !! 2023 !! 2024
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| Comoros || $1.5 billion || $1.6 billion || $1.7 billion || $1.8 billion || $1.9 billion
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| Djibouti || $4.7 billion || $5.1 billion || $5.5 billion || $5.9 billion || $6.4 billion
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| Egypt || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,504.5 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,627.9 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,761.5 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,905.7 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$2,063.2 billion
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| The Gambia || $7.0 billion || $7.5 billion || $8.0 billion || $8.6 billion || $9.2 billion
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| Indonesia || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$4,019.0 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$4,316.1 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$4,638.5 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$4,985.9 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$5,359.6 billion
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| Islamic Republic of Iran || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,576.1 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,622.7 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,672.3 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,723.5 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,778.6 billion
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| Iraq || $777.5 billion || $812.2 billion || $846.4 billion || $879.8 billion || $914.9 billion
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| Jordan || $101.6 billion || $106.4 billion || $111.6 billion || $117.4 billion || $123.4 billion
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| Kazakhstan || $562.9 billion || $593.6 billion || $625.9 billion || $667.9 billion || $712.4 billion
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| Kosovo || $23.6 billion || $25.0 billion || $26.6 billion || $28.2 billion || $30.0 billion
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| TOTAL || $8,578.4 billion || $9,118.1 billion || $9,697.9 billion || $10,324.7 billion || $10,999.4 billion
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| Growth (%) || BASE || 6.29 || 6.36 || 6.46 || 6.54
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| Kuwait || $335.8 billion || $352.6 billion || $369.0 billion || $387.0 billion || $406.5 billion
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| Kyrgyz Republic || $27.3 billion || $29.0 billion || $30.9 billion || $32.6 billion || $34.4 billion
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| Lebanon || $96.0 billion || $100.5 billion || $105.5 billion || $111.0 billion || $117.1 billion
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| Libya || $82.1 billion || $85.0 billion || $88.0 billion || $91.2 billion || $94.5 billion
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| Malaysia || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,139.0 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,218.9 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,304.4 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,395.8 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,494.0 billion
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| Maldives || $9.3 billion || $10.0 billion || $10.8 billion || $11.6 billion || $12.5 billion
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| Mali || $50.6 billion || $54.1 billion || $57.9 billion || $61.9 billion || $66.3 billion
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| Mauritania || $21.0 billion || $22.5 billion || $25.4 billion || $27.7 billion || $30.5 billion
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| Morocco || $350.2 billion || $372.3 billion || $396.2 billion || $422.2 billion || $450.4 billion
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| Niger || $27.6 billion || $29.8 billion || $33.7 billion || $36.8 billion || $39.6 billion
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| TOTAL || $2,138.8 billion || $2,274.6 billion || $2,421.7 billion || $2,577.7 billion || $2,745.7 billion
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| Growth (%) || BASE || 6.35 || 6.47 || 6.44 || 6.52
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| Nigeria || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,271.7 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,329.8 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,394.5 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,459.7 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,528.6 billion
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| Oman || $221.4 billion || $232.3 billion || $240.0 billion || $248.5 billion || $258.1 billion
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| Pakistan || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,254.8 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,316.4 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,380.0 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,445.5 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$1,513.2 billion
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| Qatar || $390.4 billion || $411.7 billion || $431.4 billion || $450.4 billion || $473.6 billion
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| Saudi Arabia || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$2,006.2 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$2,093.6 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$2,184.6 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$2,281.8 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$2,384.3 billion
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| Senegal || $71.1 billion || $77.7 billion || $88.5 billion || $99.7 billion || $107.8 billion
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| Sierra Leone || $14.2 billion || $15.2 billion || $16.3 billion || $17.5 billion || $18.8 billion
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| Sudan || $178.2 billion || $180.6 billion || $186.0 billion || $191.9 billion || $198.9 billion
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| Tajikistan || $35.5 billion || $37.8 billion || $40.4 billion || $42.8 billion || $45.5 billion
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| Tunisia || $159.0 billion || $168.0 billion || $178.5 billion || $189.6 billion || $201.5 billion
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| TOTAL || $5,602.2 billion || $5,863.1 billion || $6,140.1 billion || $6,427.4 billion || $6,730.1 billion
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| Growth (%) || BASE || 4.66 || 4.72 || 4.68 || 4.71
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! style="background:#000000;color:#FFFF00"|Part 5<ref name="turkeytoyemen">''[https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/weo/2019/01/weodata/weorept.aspx?sy=2020&ey=2024&scsm=1&ssd=1&sort=country&ds=.&br=1&pr1.x=75&pr1.y=9&c=186%2C925%2C466%2C927%2C474&s=PPPGDP&grp=0&a= Turkey to Yemen GDP (PPP) - Part 5 - Report for Selected Countries and Subjects (World Economic Outlook Database, April 2019)]''. International Monetary Fund (IMF). ''[https://web.archive.org/web/20190916210516/https:/www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/weo/2019/01/weodata/weorept.aspx?sy=2020&ey=2024&scsm=1&ssd=1&sort=country&ds=.&br=1&pr1.x=75&pr1.y=9&c=186%2C925%2C466%2C927%2C474&s=PPPGDP&grp=0&a= WayBackMachine Link]''. Retrieved September 16th, 2019.</ref>!! 2020 !! 2021 !! 2022 !! 2023 !! 2024
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| Turkey || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$2,380.6 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$2,502.0 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$2,630.6 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$2,778.9 billion || style="background:#000000;color:#8ACCFF"|$2,936.4 billion
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| Turkmenistan || $131.9 billion || $142.1 billion || $153.2 billion || $165.3 billion || $178.4 billion
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| United Arab Emirates || $799.0 billion || $840.4 billion || $882.6 billion || $926.1 billion || $970.7 billion
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| Uzbekistan || $288.1 billion || $311.8 billion || $337.3 billion || $365.0 billion || $395.0 billion
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| Yemen || $85.5 billion || $94.7 billion || $103.1 billion || $112.3 billion || $118.8 billion
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| TOTAL || $3,685.1 billion || $3,890.9 billion || $4,106.8 billion || $4,347.4 billion || $4,599.2 billion
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| Growth (%) || BASE || 5.58 || 5.55 || 5.86 || 5.79
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| Part 1 || $2,194.8 billion || $2,335.8 billion || $2,484.1 billion || $2,637.3 billion || $2,803.2 billion
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| Part 2 || $8,578.4 billion || $9,118.1 billion || $9,697.9 billion || $10,324.7 billion || $10,999.4 billion
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| Part 3 || $2,138.8 billion || $2,274.6 billion || $2,421.7 billion || $2,577.7 billion || $2,745.7 billion
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| Part 4 || $5,602.2 billion || $5,863.1 billion || $6,140.1 billion || $6,427.4 billion || $6,730.1 billion
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| Part 5 || $3,685.1 billion || $3,890.9 billion || $4,106.8 billion || $4,347.4 billion || $4,599.2 billion
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| TOTAL || $18,514.1 billion || $19,591.6 billion || $20,743.8 billion || $21,967.1 billion || $23,278.4 billion
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| Growth (%) || BASE || 5.82 || 5.88 || 5.90 || 5.97
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==Past Reading==
*[[List of Muslim Countries by GDP Purchasing Power Parity (2016—2020)]]

==Sources==
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