ایدئولوژی و تعضّوب گوزلرین کور اتمیش یازارلار

 ایدئولوژی و تعضّوب گوزلرین کور اتمیش یازارلار

هر کس بونو یازمیش‌سا‌ یالان یازمیش.
ان آزی اون‌بئش موسلمان‌ نوبلیست‌ وار دیر.
اتحاد جماهیر شوروی‌ده یاشایان تورکلردن ان آزی بئش-آلتی نفر نوبل آلمیشلار.
تورکیه‌ تورکلریندن ده آن آزی‌ ایکی نفر‌ نوبل‌ اودولون‌ قازانمئشلار.
ایراندا یاشامایا زورلانان تورکلردن ایکیسی صولح نوبلینه‌ لاییق‌ گورونموشلر.
مصردن‌ دورد نوبلیست وار.
پاکیستاندا دا ایکی نوبل موکافاتئن‌ قازانمیش‌ موسلمان‌ وار.
تونس دن بیر موسلمان نوبل آلما آلقیشینا لایق‌ بولونموش.
بنگلادش موسلمانلاریندان بیری‌ نوبلی‌ قازانمئش.
یمن‌مملکتیندن ده بیر موسلمان‌ نوبلی‌ آلمیش.

او زامان‌کی بیر آدام ایدئولوژی و تعصّوب قوربانی اولدو، او ایدئولوژی و تعصّوبون‌ ثوبوتو‌ یول یونته‌مینده چابالار. اونون‌ گوزله‌ری حقیقتی گورمز و اوزوده‌ ایسته‌مز کی دوغرولاری گورسون.

سوننی‌ هوشیارانه بو حاقدا بیر سورو سورارلارسا، یالان یازماق زورمندان بئله قازمازلار.
چین "دیپ‌سیک" دن موسلمان نوبلیستلرین سیاهه‌سین ایسته‌دیم. یازدی:

Here is a list of Muslim Nobel laureates based on the search results provided:

Muslim Nobel Laureates:

Chemistry:

1. Ahmed Zewail،   (1999) 

   - Country: Egypt 

   - Achievement: Awarded for his studies of chemical reactions using femtosecond spectroscopy, earning him the title "Father of Femtochemistry" .

2.  Aziz Sancar،  (2015) 

   -  Country: Turkey 

   - Achievement: Recognized for his mechanistic studies of DNA repair .

3. Moungi Bawendi، (2023) 

   - Country: Tunisia/France/USA 

   - Achievement: Awarded for the discovery and development of quantum dots .

Literature:

1. Naguib Mahfouz,  (1988) 

   - Country: Egypt 

   - Achievement: Celebrated for his contributions to modern Arabic literature .

2.  Orhan Pamuk,  (2006) 

   -  Country: Turkey 

   - Achievement: Known for his exploration of cultural clashes and identity in his novels .

3. Abdulrazak Gurnah,  (2021) 

   -  Country: Tanzania 

   - Achievement: Honored for his works on colonialism and the refugee experience .

Peace:

1.  Anwar al-Sadat,  (1978) 

   -  Country: Egypt 

   -  Achievement: Awarded for his role in the peace agreement between Egypt and Israel .

2.  Yasser Arafat,  (1994) 

   -  Country: Palestine 

   -   Achievement: Recognized for his efforts in the Middle East peace process .

3. Shirin Ebadi,   (2003) 

   -  Country: Iran 

   -  Achievement: First Muslim woman to win a Nobel Prize, honored for her work in human rights, particularly for women and children .

4.   Mohamed ElBaradei,  (2005) 

   -   Country: Egypt 

   -   Achievement: Awarded for his efforts to prevent nuclear energy from being used for military purposes .

5. Muhammad Yunus,   (2006) 

   -  Country: Bangladesh 

   -  Achievement: Recognized for pioneering microcredit through Grameen Bank to alleviate poverty .

6.  Tawakkol Karman،   (2011) 

   -   Country: Yemen 

   -   Achievement: First Arab woman to win a Nobel Prize, honored for her leadership in the Arab Spring and women's rights activism .

7.   Malala Yousafzai،   (2014) 

   -   Country: Pakistan 

   -   Achievement: Youngest Nobel laureate, recognized for her advocacy for girls' education .

8.   Narges Mohammadi،  (2023) 

   -   Country: Iran 

   -  Achievement:  Awarded for her fight against the oppression of women in Iran and her promotion of human rights .

Physics:

1.  Abdus Salam,   (1979) 

   -   Country: Pakistan 

   -   Achievement: First Muslim Nobel laureate in science, awarded for his contributions to the electroweak unification theory.

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Summary:

As of 2024, there are 15 Muslim Nobel laureates, with the majority (8) awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

The remaining laureates have been recognized in Chemistry (4),

Literature (3),

and Physics (1).

Egypt leads with the most laureates (4), followed by Turkey, Pakistan, and Iran (2 each) .

For more details, you can refer to the sources: [List of Muslim Nobel laureates - Wikipedia]

(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Muslim_Nobel_laureates) and [Muslims Who Won Nobel Prize - The Islamic Information]

(https://theislamicinformation.com/blogs/muslims-won-nobel-prize/).For

 more details, you can refer to the sources: [List of Muslim Nobel laureates - Wikipedia]

(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Muslim_Nobel_laureates) and

 [Muslims Who Won Nobel Prize - The Islamic Information]

(https://theislamicinformation.com/blogs/muslims-won-nobel-prize/).

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