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Velika stopa radjanja kod ruskih muslimana brine Rusiju..
Tatarka radja 6 djece- Cecenka radja 10 djec-dok pravoslavna Ruskinja radja jedno dijete..
Broj muslimana u Rusiji od 1989 porastao 40% i iznosi 25 miiona..
Vec nekoliko godina broj rodjene muslimanske djece je veci od broja hriscanske ruske djece...
MUSLIM BIRTHRATE WORRIES RUSSIA
Low domestic birthrates and rising immigration from the former Soviet republics are producing explosive growth in Russia's Muslim community, which is on a track to account for more than half the population by midcentury.
As in many countries with growing Islamic populations, tensions are also on the rise. Many ethnic Russians fear their country is losing its traditional identity, while many Muslims are offended by widespread discrimination and a lack of respect for their faith.
Russia's Muslim community is extremely diverse, including Volga Tatars, the myriad ethnicities of the North Caucasus and newly arrived immigrants from Central Asia. But they all share birthrates that are far higher than Russia's ethnic Slavs, most of whom are Orthodox Christians:
* Russia's overall population is dropping at a rate of 700,000 people a year, largely because of the short life spans and low birthrates of ethnic Russians.
* According to the CIA World Factbook, the national fertility rate is 1.28 children per woman, far below what is needed to maintain the country's population of nearly 143 million.
* The fertility rate in Moscow is even lower, at 1.1 children per woman.
Russia's Muslims, however, are bucking that trend, says Paul Goble, a specialist on Islam in Russia and research associate at the University of Tartu in Estonia:
* The fertility rate for Tatars living in Moscow is six children per woman, while the Chechen and Ingush communities are averaging 10 children per woman.
* At the same time, hundreds of thousands of Muslims from Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan have been flocking to Russia in search of work.
* Russia's Muslim population has increased by 40 percent since 1989, to about 25 million.
* By 2015, Muslims will make up a majority of Russia's conscript army and by 2020 one-fifth of the population.
Tatarka radja 6 djece- Cecenka radja 10 djec-dok pravoslavna Ruskinja radja jedno dijete..
Broj muslimana u Rusiji od 1989 porastao 40% i iznosi 25 miiona..
Vec nekoliko godina broj rodjene muslimanske djece je veci od broja hriscanske ruske djece...
MUSLIM BIRTHRATE WORRIES RUSSIA
Low domestic birthrates and rising immigration from the former Soviet republics are producing explosive growth in Russia's Muslim community, which is on a track to account for more than half the population by midcentury.
As in many countries with growing Islamic populations, tensions are also on the rise. Many ethnic Russians fear their country is losing its traditional identity, while many Muslims are offended by widespread discrimination and a lack of respect for their faith.
Russia's Muslim community is extremely diverse, including Volga Tatars, the myriad ethnicities of the North Caucasus and newly arrived immigrants from Central Asia. But they all share birthrates that are far higher than Russia's ethnic Slavs, most of whom are Orthodox Christians:
* Russia's overall population is dropping at a rate of 700,000 people a year, largely because of the short life spans and low birthrates of ethnic Russians.
* According to the CIA World Factbook, the national fertility rate is 1.28 children per woman, far below what is needed to maintain the country's population of nearly 143 million.
* The fertility rate in Moscow is even lower, at 1.1 children per woman.
Russia's Muslims, however, are bucking that trend, says Paul Goble, a specialist on Islam in Russia and research associate at the University of Tartu in Estonia:
* The fertility rate for Tatars living in Moscow is six children per woman, while the Chechen and Ingush communities are averaging 10 children per woman.
* At the same time, hundreds of thousands of Muslims from Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan have been flocking to Russia in search of work.
* Russia's Muslim population has increased by 40 percent since 1989, to about 25 million.
* By 2015, Muslims will make up a majority of Russia's conscript army and by 2020 one-fifth of the population.
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