alpine
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Others have already listed multiple countries that fit that question.
But I simply want to reiterate that only in the theocracies where the koran is considered law does islam control govt. Just being muslim does not mean, however, that the koran is the law. Just as being a American does not mean that the Catholic version of the bible is the law.
As I said, for those countries you listed, democracy is a name tag they call themselves. The finest of all, long time democracy with secularism is turkey. Check out how many journalists are in jail. Check out what they do to people that have anything to say about religion.
Believe me guys. I manage a political website. I have people from all muslim countries coming into this website. They are all scared of their government, so called democratic government. They are even scared to death of the people living in those countries.
This is a scene from 1993. One of the countries you listed as democratic. There are thousands of people in front of a building that has been set to fire by islamists. Inside, alevis (kinda like protestants of islam) and non-believers. Thousand of people shotung the same thing, Allahu Akbar. They are burning their neighbours alive. You can not explain this as "terrorism" or "a group of extremists". Thats the whole town getting together and burning their nighbours. Thats madness, insanity. And this is the potential a "democratic" country has.
They are all islamic countries run by islamists. I don't care if wiki says they are "democratic". I have been there and I have seen the so called "democracy" those countries have. It is like day and night comparing to what americans call democracy.
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