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17 Οκτ 2017 · Seven of the ten countries with the most terrorist attacks in 2016 had vast Muslim majorities, and the death and injuries in the other three involve large numbers of Muslim deaths. A total of 83% of the attacks and 90% of the deaths occurred in solidly Islamic countries.
- Tracking the Trends and Numbers: Islam, Terrorism, Stability, and ...
A series of charts tracing the global, Islamic, and MENA...
- Tracking the Trends and Numbers: Islam, Terrorism, Stability, and ...
A series of charts tracing the global, Islamic, and MENA wide patterns in terrorism from 2005-2015 show that terrorism in largely Islamic regions accounted for some 83% of terrorism during this period. They also show a major shift in the global patterns of assassinations to Islamic areas.
As of 2015, four Islamic extremist groups – Islamic State, Boko Haram, the Taliban, and al-Qaeda – were responsible for 74% of all deaths from terrorism. [10][11] In some of the worst-affected Muslim-majority regions, these terrorists have been met by armed, independent resistance groups. [12]
The Islamic State stood behind the second deadliest terrorist attack in 2022 154 fatalities Detailed statistics
Terrorism is also a big concern for people across the world. Attacks are rare, but often shocking, as they are meant to scare and subdue. This page provides data and research on how common terrorism is, how it differs across countries, and whether it is becoming more or less frequent over time.
• Muslims, more than anyone else, are the most frequent victims of violent Islamist extremist groups. Nearly two-thirds of all attacks aimed at the public space in 2017 occurred in Sunni Muslim–majority states. An ideology that systematically legitimises the targeting of two broad groups—Muslims deemed to be heretics for
26 Ιουλ 2017 · Among Muslims ages 55 and older, 88% express concern about global extremism in the name of Islam (including 82% who are very concerned), up 28 points since 2011. And among foreign-born Muslims, the share expressing concern about this issue has jumped 15 points over the last six years (from 66% to 81%).
