Most Arab and Islamic countries fight against their scientists.

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from my experience its not the religion which causes problems, its the bad communication and organisation between generations!

First there are no real scientist in Muslim world. Government support scientist on political grounds and after using for propaganda scientist is throne away

How frank and brief answer by dear Dr Mohannad Husain Al-Sherrawi .

This treatment leads to “brain drain” and ......

The issue is not Arab or Islam, when the countries were divided into developed countries and developing countries, as a result of conflicts, wars, poverty and colonialism for long periods, and therefore led to the misuse of wealth investment, the serial continues

I think that this has nothing to do with religions, but it is linked to the political systems and their respect for science and scientists. In general, we note that the interest of developing countries in scientists is not as it should be, so many of them have migrated to developed countries where they find enough attention to highlight their potentials and abilities.

Not all of them

In arab countries we left the leadership to the tyrant and tribal ignorant shicks who understand only the language of power and blood .

The answer is no for many of these countries

Good question

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Nice question has been raised.

They don't because many still think that scientists from other nations are better!!

I will ask the question in the other way: "Are the Arabic and Muslim scientists taking care of their country who gave them the chance to have good education?"

The care is not always, sometimes there is a type of taking a care.

Intresting.................................I always looked at Arab countries as a model for a good life as a scientist. I have always hoped to migrate there. With lots of oil money< I thought they would throw most of it to scientist in order to advance their standards of living. I still think the Arab countries are still better than Africa though.

Thank you, my dear colleagues, for these wonderful scientific answers

There is definitely the problem of politics..I can only give an answer from a personal perspective. We had very fruitful joint research with a team of Turkish scientists, which was good for both countries. When Erdogan took power that collapsed which does not help anyone. I have met talented scientists from Iraq, who fled to the West from Saddam Hussein,though I imagine their situation may have been perhaps less dire than what scientists in Syria are going through.

Good question and Informative answers thank you all

Does religion has anything to do with that? I don't know of any Islamic country but Arab countries do better though medical personnel are better celebrated. So they say.

Comparing to western countries, Arab and Islamic countries, by far, don't give their scientists the credit and respect they deserve.