Talk:Languages of Muslim countries

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Isn't Hausa the language of Nigerian muslms? Not Ibo or Yoruba which are mostly spoken in the south. Eclecticology

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  • Bible translations in several Arabic dialects/languages are in progress. This may eventually help decide the dialect/language matter.

The first sentence is vaguely interesting but not really relevant, and the second sentence is meaningless. --Brion VIBBER 20:08 Jul 29, 2002 (PDT)

[edit] I don't get it.

What is the purpose of this article? There are loads of muslims, and maybe you should list languages that are NOT spoken by muslims. Start with Inuit language. But wait, I would be surprised if there was not a single muslim in the world who can speak a little inuit. -- 790 20:47, 13 Mar 2005 (UTC)

I completely agree... I think Languages of Muslim countries might be better... this is very POV and much like orientalism... "those Muslims over there speak X languages". I highly recommend a rewrite or something to fix this. gren 07:47, 1 Jun 2005 (UTC)

For Afghanistan, Hindko is NOT one of the major languages of Afghanistan; in fact, its not spoken at all there. Source: Ethnologue entry on Afghanistan - http://www.ethnologue.com/show_country.asp?name=AF

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