Are Turks ashamed of their Islamic heritage?

[Kamal900]

Indonesia, Malaysia, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, Saudi Arabia, UAE are all doing alright methinks.

I'm living in the UAE. Didn't felt insecure or unsafe here.

[Khamzat]

I'm living in the UAE. Didn't felt insecure or unsafe here.

I've been to a lot of places, Dubai was EASILY the safest place I've ever been.

[Gründig]

Another thread obsessing over Turkish people.

[Vlatko Vukovic]

Indonesia, Malaysia, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, Saudi Arabia, UAE are all doing alright methinks.

Let me correct myself: See modern Islamic countries where is real Sharia law. Sharia is clear, not some editions like Bosniaks do, for example. I am also raised in Islam, but when i compare it with real Arabic original Islam, it's just 'edition'.

[Joso]

True lol most of the Turks i have seen on the internet are atheist

[Kamal900]

I've been to a lot of places, Dubai was EASILY the safest place I've ever been.

The UAE has been ranked as the second safest country in the world, beating popular holiday destinations like France, Italy, Singapore, the US and Thailand. The country has been ranked second only to Iceland by UK-based Which? Travel magazine when it comes to lowest risk of crime. In fact, both the UAE and Iceland have been given a score of 6.6 by the magazine.

Which? Travel ranked 20 countries based on data produced by the World Economic Fund (for crime rates), the World Risk Report (for likelihood of major natural disasters), the NHS Fit for Travel website (for health risks), and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office's (FCO) assessment of terrorism risk levels.

"Of the 20 holiday destinations that we looked at, Iceland, unsurprisingly, came out as the safest country," the magazine said. "The UAE and Singapore were also considered extremely safe, with Spain the next safest of the six popular European holiday destinations that we looked at."

Worst rated for crime rates were South Africa, Turkey, Thailand, India and Mexico.

When to comes to health, the UAE has been rated "low risk". "All five western European countries we looked at were low risk, as were the UAE, Japan and the US. The NHS does not advise vaccinations for any of them or warn of any specific risks."

The UAE is the third-safest in the world when it comes to risk of natural disasters - after Barbados and Iceland. "The riskiest country was earthquake-afflicted Japan, which, while considered extremely safe by most measures, had a natural disaster risk of 13.47 per cent," the report said.

UAE's rankings

> #2-Risk of violent crime (from better to worse)

>#3-Risk of natural disaster (from less likely to more likely)
https://www.khaleejtimes.com/nation/...safest-country

[Tooting Carmen]

A much more pertinent question should be: why does Islam have such a grip on most of the Middle East in a way that no other religion does anywhere else in the world, and why is the region so averse to secularism and modernity?

[Lemgrant]

[Khamzat]

Let me correct myself: See modern Islamic countries where is real Sharia law. Sharia is clear, not some editions like Bosniaks do, for example. I am also raised in Islam, but when i compare it with real Arabic original Islam, it's just 'edition'.

Most muslim countries don't practise pure Sharia though so your point is invalid. Pakistan for example uses British Common law with Sharia law sprinkled over it yet I bet you think it's good example of a sharia state.

[Tooting Carmen]

Most muslim countries don't practise pure Sharia though so your point is invalid. Pakistan for example uses British Common law with Sharia law sprinkled over it yet I bet you think it's good example of a sharia state.

Ever since General Zia's dictatorship, Pakistan has increasingly shifted towards Sharia.