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Answer: Five of the Muslim countries in Atlas are Pakistan, Afghanistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Iraq. Pakistan has tropical rain forests with large amounts of trees, vines and flowers. Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Iran are full of semi - arid regions and deserts.
- Which Muslim countries have short natural vegetation?
- What is the natural vegetation of Pakistan?
- How many climatic regions are there in the Muslim world?
- What's the most populous Muslim country in the world?
- What is the natural vegetation of Saudi Arabia?
- What is the natural vegetation of Iran?
- What is the vegetation in Afghanistan?
- Who wrote the Quran?
- Who is the founder of Islam?
- Are there Muslims in Russia?
- What is the vegetation in Iceland?
- What kind of vegetation is in Philippines?
- What type of vegetation can grow in Saudi Arabia?
- Are there monkeys in Iran?
- What is Iran known for?
Which Muslim countries have short natural vegetation?
Which Muslim countries have high natural vegetation? Ans: Malaysia, Indonesia and some parts of Africa have very little natural vegetation.
What is the natural vegetation of Pakistan?
Natural vegetation comprises forests, shrubs and grasses, and is determined by climatic conditions and soil types. The climate of Pakistan is too dry for forests, except in the northern hilly and sub-montane belts.
How many climatic regions are there in the Muslim world?
Tell the students that Muslim countries are divided into eight regions according to their climatic conditions.
What's the most populous Muslim country in the world?
The country with the largest number of Muslims overall is Indonesia, which is home to an estimated 231 million Muslims. This is 86.7% of the Indonesian population and nearly 13% of the world's total population of Muslims.
What is the natural vegetation of Saudi Arabia?
Much of Saudi Arabia's vegetation belongs to the North African–Indian desert region. Plants are xerophytic (requiring little water) and are mostly small herbs and shrubs that are useful as forage. There are a few small areas of grass and trees in southern Asir.
What is the natural vegetation of Iran?
Approximately one-tenth of Iran is forested, most extensively in the Caspian region. In the area are found broad-leaved deciduous trees—oak, beech, linden, elm, walnut, ash, and hornbeam—and a few broad-leaved evergreens. Thorny shrubs and ferns also abound.
What is the vegetation in Afghanistan?
Vegetation is sparse in the southern part of the country, particularly toward the west, where dry regions and sandy deserts predominate. Trees are rare, and only in the rainy season of early spring is the soil covered with flowering grasses and herbs.
Who wrote the Quran?
The present form of the Quran text is accepted by Muslim scholars to be the original version compiled by Abu Bakr.
Who is the founder of Islam?
The rise of Islam is intrinsically linked with the Prophet Muhammad, believed by Muslims to be the last in a long line of prophets that includes Moses and Jesus.
Are there Muslims in Russia?
Living in the country today are more than 20 million Muslims, including members of more than 30 indigenous Russian nations," according to Talib Saidbaev, advisor to the Head Mufti of the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Russia.
What is the vegetation in Iceland?
Much of the northern part of the country is marshy or tundra, with the vegetation being predominantly mosses, lichens and sedges. Typical is Iceland moss, a lichen which grows abundantly forming mats on the tundras and mountain slopes and which can provide "famine food" in times of necessity.
What kind of vegetation is in Philippines?
Most of the Philippines' vegetation is indigenous and largely resembles that of Malaysia; the plants and trees of the coastal areas, including the mangrove swamps, are practically identical with those of similar regions throughout the Malay Archipelago.
What type of vegetation can grow in Saudi Arabia?
Juniperus procera, Olea europaea, Acacia asak, Acacia seyal, Teclea nobilis, Nuxia oppositifolia, Nuxia spp. along with Euryops arabicus, Lavandula dentata, Rumex nervosus, Dodonaea angustifolia, Cluytia myricoides, etc are the dominant plants of high altitude areas.
Are there monkeys in Iran?
No non-human primate species is native of Iran; rhesus macaques inhabit parts of southern and south-eastern regions of Central Asia.
What is Iran known for?
Strong religious beliefs have been part of Iranians' lives for thousands of years. Almost all Iranians are Muslim, or followers of Islam. The religion is central to daily life. Iran has a long history of scholarship that has created a rich culture of art, literature, poetry, music, cuisine, and architecture.
