afganistan'da tek bir (evcil) domuz varmis, o da Kabil Hayvanat Bahçesi'ndeymiş:
en.wikipedia.orgüretim ve ithalat dışında yemenin bile yasak olduğu afganistan ve maldivler var sadece sanırım. afganistan'da, doğada, yaban domuzları var ama. biçok arap veya islam ülkesinde evcil domuz yoktur.
hristiyan nüfusu fazla olan bazı islam veya arap ülkelerinde domuz çiftliği var, lübnan gibi:
www.porkyslebanon.comturkiye'de de domuz ciftliği var:
www.domuzeti.netfas ve tunus'ta da var:
www.pigprogress.netisrail'de de bikaç tane var:
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su vegan blog sitesi domuz eti ve üretimi kuralları açısından tam ülke listesi yazmış:
veganfta.com"The Middle East & North Africa
In these jurisdictions, pig farming is either legally prohibited by religious mandates or absent due to a lack of domestic demand and cultural practice.
Afghanistan (Legal ban/Zero population)
Algeria (Negligible/Zero industrial production)
Bahrain (No domestic production)
Iran (Legal ban on commercial farming)
Iraq (Zero reported farming)
Jordan (Zero reported farming)
Kuwait (Strict legal ban on farming and imports)
Libya (Zero reported farming)
Mauritania (Zero reported farming)
Morocco (Negligible/Zero industrial production)
Oman (Zero reported farming)
Pakistan (Zero reported farming)
Qatar (Zero reported farming)
Saudi Arabia (Zero reported farming)
Sudan (Zero reported farming)
Syria (Zero reported farming)
Tajikistan (Zero reported farming)
Turkmenistan (Zero reported farming)
Tunisia (Negligible/Zero industrial production)
Uzbekistan (Zero reported farming)
United Arab Emirates (Zero domestic farming; all pig flesh is imported)
Yemen (Zero reported farming)
Palestine (Zero reported farming)
Western Sahara (Zero reported farming)
Island Nations & Asia-Pacific
Small island nations often have no history of pig farming due to space constraints, delicate ecosystems, or religious demographics.
Anguilla (Zero reported farming)
The Maldives (Strict legal ban)
Comoros (Zero reported farming)
Djibouti (Zero reported farming)
Brunei (Zero reported industrial farming)
Marshall Islands (Negligible/Zero)
Tuvalu (Negligible/Zero commercial production)
The Gambia (Zero reported industrial farming)
Mali (Zero reported farming)
Niger (Zero reported farming)
Somalia (Zero reported farming)
Sub-Saharan Africa (Majority Muslim Jurisdictions)
Unique Cases
Israel: The Pig-Raising Prohibition Law of 1962 banned pig farming across the vast majority of the country’s sovereign land, with specific geographic exceptions and loopholes exploited, but pig farming has nevertheless continued.
Vatican City: A sovereign state with a permanent pig population of zero."