Regional Powers and The Future of the Islamic World

Important countries in the Muslim world - Iran, Turkey and Saudi Arabia - are seeking to influence Muslims and gain leadership in the Islamic world with three Shiite, Brotherhood and Wahhabi discourses. The three countries that are trying their policies to create a new regional order become the dominant hegemony in the Muslim world. With huge energy reserves, important geopolitical and strategic positions, emphasis on religion and the Islamic Revolution, Saudi Arabia with its huge oil resources, the Holy Shrine and the birthplace of Islam and Turkey are each pursuing their own policies in the region due to the strategic importance and discourse of postmodernism. . These three rivals seek to increase their weight in regional and world equations by increasing economic, political and cultural power to influence the decisions of the Muslim world. In this article we seek to answer the question of how the future of the Islamic world will be shaped by regional powers that are not ideologically compatible. From a futuristic perspective, understanding and understanding of ongoing trends in the Muslim world will have an impact on this world. In fact, the future of the Muslim world depends on what decisions the Islamic powers and the Muslim Ummah make and what they will do in the context of their ideas and desires.