Amidst the shifting tides of global demographics, India emerges as a frontrunner in Muslim population growth, poised to surpass Indonesia by 2030. With a projected increase of 16.70% from 2020, India's ascent signifies a profound transformation in global demographic trends.
Traditionally holding the title of the world's largest Muslim country, Indonesia maintains its prominence despite a more modest 6.71% increase in its Muslim population. Indonesia continues to occupy a prominent position among nations with significant Muslim populations.
Meanwhile, Malaysia distinguishes itself, ranked 21st on the dynamic list, with an impressive 18.03% uptick in its Muslim population. This growth reaffirms Malaysia's standing as a noteworthy participant in the evolving landscape of Muslim demographics, highlighting the country's demographic vitality and cultural diversity.
