The Richest Muslim Person..

Richest Muslim Persons In The World.

1.Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud

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This Saudi Arabian resident is not only the richest Muslim man in the world but also one of the richest people in the world, regardless of religious denomination. He also happens to be a Prince and is the grandson of the first Saudi King. His staggering net worth is $27.1 billion as of 2015. He is an investor and the founder and CEO of Kingdom Holding Company and his investments range from hotels and banking to media and oil.

2.Azim Premji

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This Indian business tycoon has a net worth $16.9 Billion. He is the Chairman of Wipro Limited, an IT corporation. This has earned him the nickname of the “Czar of the Indian IT Industry,” a pretty hefty title. Originally, Wipro was started by his father and was called Western Indian Vegetable Products, they manufactured hydrogenated oil products. After his father’s death, he took over the company, totally changed the direction of the company and renamed it Wipro.

3.Mohammed Al Amoudi

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Mr. Al Amoudi has a reported net worth of $10.9 billion. He was born in Ethiopia and resides in Saudi Arabia. His father was Saudi and his mother Ethiopian. This 67-year-old billionaire originally made his money in real estate and construction before investing primarily in oil. He owns various oil refineries in different countries such as Sweden, Morocco, and West Africa.

4.Iskander Makhmudov

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This Russian Billionaire of Ethnic Uzbek descent has a reported $6.5 billion net worth. He has ownership in a variety of transportation industries, a rural mining company and Wendy’s. He holds a Bachelor degree from Tashkent State University. He is also a translator and previously made his living that way working as an Arabic-Persian translator in Libya in the late 1980s.

5.Mohamed Bin Issa Al Jaber

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This Saudi businessman is the founder, chairman, and CEO of MBI International. This conglomerate contains such companies as JWW Hotels, a residential developing company, an oil company and AJWA an agricultural company. Al Jaber reportedly as a net worth of 8.2 billion. All of these businesses operate in Europe and the Middle East. Sadly in 2003, one of his residential developments was targeted by Al Qaeda.

















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