Every page of history has been stained with blood as a result of wars and imperialist
aggression since the beginning of the world.
There are thousands of war memories in the history of the world.
In order to win the war, each country tries to strengthen itself militarily.
We all know how powerful the different countries of the world are military.
In today's episode, we will know the identity of the top 10 Muslim military strong countries.
The United Arab Emirates ranks 10th among Muslim countries in terms of military strength.
With a population of 9.8 million, the country has a total army of 63,000.
The country spends about 22.75 billion US dollars annually on the military.
The United Arab Emirates points 0.58 in the world in terms of military power, and the
country ranks 36th in the world in terms of military power.
Nigeria ranks 9th among Muslim countries in terms of military strength.
With a population of 210 million, the country has a total army of 143,000.
The country spends about 2.35 billion US dollars annually on the military.
Nigeria points 0.57 in the world in terms of military power, and the country ranks 35th
in the world in terms of military power.
Iraq ranks 8th among Muslim countries in terms of military strength.
With a population of 40 million, the country has a total army of 193,000.
The country spends about 7.6 billion US dollars annually on the military.
Iraq point at 0.55 in the world in terms of military power, and the country ranks 34th
in the world in terms of military power.
Algeria ranks 7th among Muslim countries in terms of military strength.
With a population of 44 million, the country has a total army of 130,000.
The country spends about 13.9 billion US dollars annually on the military.
Algeria point at 0.47 in the world in terms of military power, and the country ranks 31st
in the world in terms of military power.
Saudi Arabia ranks 6th among Muslim countries in terms of military strength.
With a population of 30 million, the country has a total army of 227,000.
The country spends about 48.5 billion US dollars annually on the military.
Saudi Arabia points at 0.29 in the world in terms of military power, and the country ranks
20th in the world in terms of military power.
Indonesia ranks 5th among Muslim countries in terms of military strength.
With a population of 270 million, the country has a total army of 395,000.
The country spends about 9.2 billion US dollars annually on the military.
Indonesia point at 0.22 in the world in terms of military power, and the country ranks 16th
in the world in terms of military power.
Iran ranks 4th among Muslim countries in terms of military strength.
With a population of 80 million, the country has a total army of 610,000.
The country spends about 17.4 billion US dollars annually on the military.
Iran points at 0.21 in the world in terms of military power, and the country ranks 14th
in the world in terms of military power.
Turkey ranks 3rd among Muslim countries in terms of military strength.
With a population of 82 million, the country has a total army of 355,000.
The country spends about 21.9 billion US dollars annually on the military.
Turkey point at 0.19 in the world in terms of military power, and the country ranks 13th
in the world in terms of military power.
Egypt ranks 2nd among Muslim countries in terms of military strength.
With a population of 100 million, the country has a total army of 438,000.
The country spends about 7.4 billion US dollars annually on the military.
Egypt points at 0.18 in the world in terms of military power, and the country ranks 11th
in the world in terms of military power.
Pakistan is the pride of the Muslim world because Pakistan ranks first among the Muslim
nations in the world in terms of military power, and it is the only nuclear power in
the Muslim world.
With a population of 210 million, the country has a total army of 654,000.
The country spends about 10.3 billion US dollars annually on the military.
Pakistan point 0.15 in the world in terms of military power, and the country ranks 10th
in the world in terms of military power.