Those of you who read my blog will realise that I keep track of what is going on around the world. (Yesterday Die Linke - The Left - the former communist party of (east) Germany won the state elections in BERLIN !! They secured 27% of the vote. Friedrich Merz's CDU won less than the threshold 5% of the vote in West Pomerania. This means they are disqualified from holding any seats in the legislature. Merz will likely resign - maybe in a few months time. Or he should).
If Germany's AfD party comes to power they will make peace with Russia, cheap Russian gas (at one quarter the price) will flow into Germany. Germany shall rise again. Germany will pull out of both NATO and the European Union (another really stupid organisation) and the stock markets around the world will explode through the roofs.
Alamak delirious! But I do keep an eye on the Islamic countries. In 2006 I wrote my book Malaysia and the Club of Doom - The Collapse of the Islamic Countries. In 2016 the cebuk-dalam-sungai village monkeys banned my book. FIVE years later in 2011 the Arab countries collapsed. They called it the Arab Spring. Maybe it was sarcasm. Because it was actually the Arab Hellfire. Since 2011 the Arab countries have become worse.
Things are getting much worse. Now 15 years later the Arab and other Islamic countries are at the brink of total destruction and disaster - mostly from religious hatreds and the consequent wars. But there are other factors that will ensure that they will never recover (almost ZERO chance) because of corruption, cronyism, elites hogging the wealth, denying equal opportunities for all their people, lack of a modern or sophisticated societies (still tribal, racist, clannish, backward, poorly educated) no free and fair elections, no democracy AT ALL (they are either dictatorships or monarchies), the collapse of the oil industry, no industrialisation, no technology. And they dress like 11th century villagers. The situation is getting quite bad in most Islamic countries.
In Africa there are 19 Muslim majority countries. They are ALL in deep shit. And 11 (or 58%) out of these 19 Muslim majority countries in Africa face major wars, insurgencies, and conflicts.
Conflicted Muslim-Majority Countries in Africa
The following list retains countries with ongoing wars, insurgencies, or significant armed conflicts.
Country | Muslim population | Conflicts, wars or insurgencies | |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Burkina Faso | 66% | JNIM and Islamic State Sahel Province insurgencies |
2 | Chad | 56% | Boko Haram and ISWAP insurgency in the Lake Chad Basin |
3 | Egypt | 94.9% | Residual militant threat in Sinai |
4 | Libya | 96.6% | Armed militia competition and political-military division |
5 | Mali | 94% | JNIM, Islamic State Sahel Province and Tuareg armed groups |
6 | Morocco | 98% | Western Sahara conflict involving the Polisario Front |
7 | Niger | 98% | JNIM and Islamic State Sahel Province insurgencies |
8 | Senegal | 96% | Casamance insurgency |
9 | Somalia | 98% | Al-Shabaab and Islamic State militants in Puntland |
10 | Sudan | 97% | Civil war between SAF and RSF |
11 | Nigeria | 50–55% | Boko Haram and ISWAP insurgency; armed banditry and communal violence |
Total: 11 countries.
This table above does not show the death toll. In Sudan alone over 600,000 people (usually women, children and older people) have been killed. Mauritania is not in this list of 11 countries but it suffers spillover conflicts from neighbouring Mali, including incursions by JNIM (al-Qaeda-linked militants), organised crime, and instability along the Mali border.
Ok those are the countries in Africa. Then there are the Arab countries - there are 22 of them (including in Africa). Eight of them suffer armed conflicts and wars.
1. Arab Countries With Significant Armed Conflicts
Arab countries with significant conflict.
No. | Country | Muslim population | Conflicts, wars or insurgencies |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Iraq | Approximately 95–98% | Islamic State remnants; armed militia tensions and regional spillover. |
2 | Lebanon | Approximately 68% | Israel–Hezbollah conflict; internal and cross-border security tensions. |
3 | Libya | Approximately 97% | Political division, armed militia competition and sporadic fighting. |
4 | Palestine | Approximately 99% | Israel–Palestine conflict; Gaza war and West Bank armed violence. |
5 | Saudi Arabia | Approximately 93% | Regional spillover from Yemen conflict; Houthi attacks and border security threats. |
6 | Sudan | Approximately 91–97% | Civil war between SAF and RSF. |
7 | Syria | Approximately 87% | Continuing armed conflict involving government forces, Kurdish-led forces, extremist groups and other armed factions. |
8 | Yemen | Approximately 99% | Civil war involving the Houthis and rival factions; regional military involvement. |
Sources: Current conflict monitoring and reporting from Crisis Group, CFR and other reporting sources.
Then there are other Muslim majority countries that face serious conflicts from within and without.
2. Other Muslim-Majority Countries
No. | Country | Muslim population | Conflicts, wars or insurgencies |
|---|---|---|---|
9 | Afghanistan | Approximately 99% | Taliban–Islamic State Khorasan conflict; Afghanistan–Pakistan war and border fighting. |
10 | Iran | Approximately 99% | 2026 Iran war; Kurdish and Baloch insurgencies; regional military conflict. |
11 | Pakistan | Approximately 96% | TTP insurgency; Baloch separatist insurgency; Afghanistan–Pakistan war. |
12 | Turkey | Approximately 99% | Kurdish insurgency and cross-border military operations involving Kurdish armed groups. |
Sources: Current conflict reporting and monitoring, including CFR and 2026 reporting on Afghanistan–Pakistan fighting
So 24 (including Mauretania) of the 57 Muslim majority countries in the world face wars and conflict. That is 42%. Now do not forget, this is besides the generally deep shit economic, political and social conditions that all 57 of them are in already.
I believe there is much hope for Iran minus the mullah regime and if Iran transforms into a democracy. Likewise there is much hope for Turkey minus the foolish caliph Erdogan and his really foolish Muslim Brotherhood ideas. Of course there is Malaysia which must KICK OUT the dunggus and elect people with at least one quarter of a brain to become leaders. One quarter of a brain is enough. Lets not be too ambitious. These are the only three Islamic countries that actually can have a brighter future. All the rest have no future at all.
Then there are the super-mega disasters that are already happening or can happen in the blink of an eye. Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Qatar, the UAE are just one bomb blast or one bullet away from total chaos. In Saudi Arabia if something unforeseen happens to MBS it is curtains for that country. If nothing unforeseen happens to him it is still curtains for that country. Likewise in Jordan if the King falls off a horse or something and goes kaput, that will be the end of Jordan. They will be fighting for the next 10 years.
Egypt and Pakistan are already disasters. Egypt will implode again - just like it did in 2011. They now have 105 million people with not enough jobs, not enough opportunities, not enough drinking water, not enough toilets and sewerage. And the Egyptian dictatorship closes both eyes when people build illegal squatter homes on government land. You know why? Because then the government does not have to provide electricity, water, sewerage, garbage collection and phone services to illegal squatters. So they solve the problem of housing for the poor and at the same time the government does not have to spend money to provide basic services. So crever one.
Pakistan has ZERO chance of turning around. By the way the death toll in Khohat (last Friday's turkey shoot) was not 15 or 27. It is now 31 dead. And yesterday the Pak Air Force promptly bombed Kabul in Afghanistan to retaliate for Khohat. Three dead. The Afghans said, "We did not have anything to do with that attack". Oops. Too late. Bombs away! The Afghans have threatened war but wars are expensive and the Afghan Taliban do like their Indian style beriyani too much.
What does this mean for us? It means there will be clever bastards, real anak haram, who will take advantage of the 'refugees' who will be constantly escaping from these disastrous Islamic countries to extort money from them. Exactly like what they have done with the Rohingyas. Satu kepala RM15,000 - for the Rohingyas. The Arabs, the Pakistanis (they are already here, I saw them cutting grass by the roadside outside my house this morning), the Iranians, the Africans will all try to escape from their shithole countries.
Europe is closing its doors to Muslim immigration. France will likely elect Marine Le Pen as president next year. Germany will likely see the AfD coming to power. Both of them will stop immigration.
In Italy Gorgiosa Meloni made a very loud announcement on Sunday that Italy will ban the burqa and the niqab as well as restrict the number of foreigners in each school classroom. Here is a THREE MINUTE video of Meloni.
She does sound like an Italian Mafioso gangsterina. Note that Meloni said these words on Sunday just IMMEDIATELY AFTER Friedrich Merz got his backside kicked in Berlin and Western Pomerania.
The European leaders are waking up to the fact that the European voters now almost totally reject all these open door, immigration friendly policies. Bottom line - the doors in Europe are closing for the Muslim migrants.
So their Islamic countries are in deep shit. The doors to escape to the West are closing down. For two years now, the US border is almost completely closed for Muslim migration. Where will refugees from the Islamic countries go?
I think these Islamic countries are going to have one huge, collective nervous breakdown. Everybody is going to go crazy and run amok in the streets of Cairo, Islamabad, Teheran, Istanbul and elsewhere. It looks like the Islami-cessation of the Islamic Countries
So ya akhie, you believe you are going to heaven? Do not delay your journey.
