The book "Muslim Minorities in Asia and Australia" written in Arabic by the author Sayed Abdel Majeed Bakr is one of the solid scientific books that discusses the subject of Muslim minorities, as it is a reference for every researcher in the affairs of Muslim minorities in some countries of the world, especially those located in the continents of Asia and Australia.
Distinguished series
The book is part of a distinguished series that dealt with the conditions of Muslim minorities in the world, and it is the first part of the series written by the author, and it dealt with the conditions of Muslims in Asia and Australia in several chapters divided in a way that makes it easy for the reader to reach the minority he wants to read about and know its conditions.
Distinguished research
This book is research conducted by the author to identify the locations of Muslim minorities in non-Muslim majority countries, their problems and causes, and showing them to the public so that it is possible to imagine the extent of the suffering suffered by the members of the communities, and to provide them with assistance from Muslim majority countries.
Five Sections
The book is divided into 5 sections, including accurate information about Muslim minorities according to the continent and the country in which each minority is located, which are:
First: This chapter is titled "The Muslim Minority in Australia, New Zealand and Fiji", and it addresses the conditions and situations of Muslim minorities and how Islam spreads in Australia, New Zealand and Fiji, covering living conditions, social customs, laws to which they are subject, and other important information.
Second: This chapter is titled "The Muslim Minority in East Asia", and it addresses the conditions and situations of Muslim minorities and how Islam spreads in Japan, South Korea, the People's Republic of China, Taiwan, East Turkestan and the Philippines.
Third: This chapter is titled "The Muslim Minority in Southeast Asia", and it addresses the conditions and situations of Muslim minorities and how Islam spreads in Kampuchea, Thailand, Burma and Singapore.
Fourth: This chapter is entitled "The Muslim Minority in South Asia", and it deals with the conditions and situations of Muslim minorities and the ways of the spread of Islam in India, Kashmir, Nepal and Sri Lanka. Fifth: This chapter is entitled "Muslims in the Soviet Union", and it deals with the conditions and situations of Muslim minorities and the ways of the spread of Islam in Siberia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Dagestan and Cyprus.
