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The Islamic Kingdom of Maalemzya

The Islamic Kingdom of Maalemzya
L-Islamisriliy d-Maεalemzya
(Maalemish)


FlagCoat of Arms


Motto: “Peace and prosperity be upon the people.”



Location


Population: 23,121,999 (55th)
-Density: 231/km² (18th)


Capital Ranakary
and largest city: 45°00’N 23°00’W


Official Language: Maalemish



National Languages: Maalemish, English, Arabic, French


Demonym: Maalemzyan

Government: Unitary Islamic absolute monarchy
- King: Ray Ist
- Crown Prince: Raïs Ist


Legislature:
- Council of Ministers
- Consultative Assembly


Establishment:
- Temporary Government: May 22nd, 2019
- Kingdom: July 3rd, 2027


Land Area: 38610 mile² (108th)
100,000 km²
Water Area: 3,000 km²
Water %: 3


Elevation
Highest Point: 2,312 m
Lowest Point: -115 m


GDP (nominal): $1.177 trillion (15th)
GDP (nominal) per capita: $50,907 (12th)


Human Development Index (NS Version): 93


Currency: Rayur (ℝ)


Time Zone: UTC-1


Drives on the: right


Calling code: +384


ISO 3166 code: MAA, RM


Internet TLD: .maa


Maalemzya

The Islamic Kingdom of Maalemzya commonly called Maalemzya, is a Muslim country located in the North Atlantic Ocean. Maalemzya covers 100,000 square kilometers and has an estimated population of 23,121,999. Maalemzya comprises of 23 counties and 8 duchies.

Maalemzya is a relatively young country, with a history that can be traced back to the early 21st century. The story of its creation is closely tied to the life and career of Ray Maalem, who would later become its first king.

Ray Maalem was a brilliant inventor and entrepreneur, who made his fortune with a revolutionary technology called Ultra Augmented Virtual Reality. With the billions of dollars he earned from this invention, he decided to invest in a cause that was dear to his heart: environmental protection. Specifically, he focused on waste recycling and ocean cleaning.

The King had a bold vision: to literally build a seventh continent out of the waste that was polluting the oceans. He started by creating a single city, Ranakary, on an artificial island made out of recycled materials. This city would serve as the foundation for the new country that he envisioned. Over time, the island grew larger and larger as more and more waste was collected and used to expand it.

As the ocean became cleaner, the island of Maalemzya grew bigger and bigger. Eventually, it reached an area of 100,000 squared kilometers. At this point, the government decided to add more variety to the country by building mountains and lakes. This transformed Maalemzya into a diverse and beautiful nation, rich in natural resources and unique landscapes.

Today, Maalemzya is a prosperous country, with a population of 23 million inhabitants and a thriving economy. It is known for its innovative technology, clean environment, and stunning nature. The country's history is a testament to the power of vision, determination, and environmental stewardship.

Maalemzya is a developed country, with a high national GDP of $1.18 trillion. The per capita GDP of $50,907 ranks highly in the world. The economy is fueled by an abundance of natural resources and high productivity, as well as a free market economy that allows business to thrive. Maalemzya ranks poorly in civil rights and political freedom ; this may be due to the religion-based law. Maalemzya does not hold a significant role in international politics currently, however, it is willing to improve its relations by joining several international organizations, including the World Assembly.

Etymology

The word “Maalemzya” is derived from “Maalem” which is the surname of the founder and current King, Ray Maalem. Also, “zya” means “country” in Maalemish.

The standard way to refer to a citizen of Maalemzya is as a "Maalemzyan."

History

Maalemzya is a unique country with a history that is both young and fascinating. The story of its creation can be traced back to the early 21st century, when a young inventor and entrepreneur named Ray Maalem had a bold vision to change the world. Ray had always been passionate about technology and the environment. He grew up watching the news, reading articles and seeing the devastating effects of human activities on the oceans. The plastic waste, the pollution, and the destruction of marine life had a profound impact on him.
He decided to channel his passion and talent into creating something that could make a difference. So, in his early twenties, he started working on a revolutionary technology called Ultra Augmented Virtual Reality (UAVR). UAVR is a cutting-edge technology that allows users to experience virtual reality in a more immersive and realistic way. It combines virtual reality with real-world elements, creating a seamless blend of the two.
Ray's invention quickly became a sensation in the tech world, and he soon became one of the wealthiest men in the world. He could have easily enjoyed his fortune and lived a life of luxury, but he had a different plan. He decided to use his wealth for something more meaningful: to create a new country out of recycled waste found in the oceans.
He began by creating a single city, Ranakary, on an artificial island made out of recycled materials. This city would serve as the foundation for the new country that he envisioned. He invested in waste recycling and ocean cleaning technologies to make it happen. He created a team of scientists, engineers, and architects to design and build the island. The team worked tirelessly, and within a few years, the island began to take shape.
As the island grew, more and more people began to move there, attracted by the promise of a cleaner and greener future. King Ray Ist provided jobs and opportunities for the inhabitants, and the city flourished. The island was not only a place to live, but also a symbol of hope and a model for sustainable development.
As the ocean became cleaner, the island of Maalemzya grew bigger and bigger. Eventually, it reached an area of 100,000 squared kilometers. At this point, the government decided to add more variety to the country by building mountains and lakes. This transformed Maalemzya into a diverse and beautiful nation, rich in natural resources and unique landscapes.
To support the growing population and economy, King Ray Ist invested in renewable energy, agriculture, and manufacturing, with a particular focus on small and medium-sized businesses. He also created a robust education system, and provided free education for all citizens. This led to a highly skilled and educated population, which in turn led to a thriving IT industry. He also created a healthcare system that was accessible to all citizens, regardless of their economic status.
In recognition of his contributions, Ray Maalem was crowned King Ray Ist of Maalemzya, in a ceremony that was attended by dignitaries from around the world. King Ray Ist continued to lead the country, with the same passion and dedication that he had from the beginning. He was determined to make Maalemzya a shining example of sustainable development, and a leader in the fight against climate change.
Today, Maalemzya is a prosperous country, with a population of 23 million inhabitants and a thriving economy. It is known for its innovative technology, clean environment, and stunning nature. The country's history is a testament to the power of vision, determination, and environmental stewardship. King Ray's legacy lives on, as the country continues to grow and evolve, while remaining committed to its founding principles of sustainability and innovation.
One of the most notable achievements of Maalemzya is its success in creating a balance between economic growth and environmental protection. The government has implemented strict regulations on pollution and waste management, and has invested heavily in renewable energy sources. As a result, Maalemzya has one of the lowest carbon footprints per capita in the world.
Another key aspect of Maalemzya's success is its focus on education and skills development. The country has a highly educated and skilled workforce, which has been a major factor in the growth of its IT industry. The government has also invested heavily in research and development, which has led to a number of groundbreaking innovations in areas such as renewable energy and waste management.
Maalemzya is also known for its tourism industry, which has grown significantly in recent years. The country's unique blend of technology, nature, and culture attracts millions of visitors each year. The government has invested in the development of infrastructure and facilities to accommodate the growing number of tourists, while also ensuring that the industry is sustainable and does not harm the environment.
Despite its many successes, Maalemzya is not without its challenges. Like any country, it faces economic and social issues that need to be addressed. However, the government is committed to addressing these challenges and ensuring that the country continues to grow and thrive.
In conclusion, Maalemzya is a young country with a fascinating history. Its creation was the result of a bold vision and a determination to create a better future. Today, it is a prosperous nation with a thriving economy, a highly educated population, and a unique blend of technology, nature, and culture. While it faces its own set of challenges, it is determined to continue to grow and evolve, while remaining true to its founding principles of sustainability and innovation.

Geography

The land area of Maalemzya is 100,000 km². The Great Forests and Prairies spread across Ranakary, Kolye, and parts of Inalyoura and Kabrëwest. A small part of Maalemzya is semiarid, with little deserts such as the Northern Desert and Karmos in the Nordëramalën Duchy and in the Duchy of NywAmerika.
There are two main mountain ranges in Maalemzya: the Southern Mountains, which extend across the Minor Island, reaching altitudes higher than 2,000 m in Sürjabalën and Klaya ; and the Central Mountains, which extend across the Main Island, reaching altitudes higher than 2,000 m in Kabrëwest, Inalyoura, NywAmerika and Sürjabalën.
The highest point in Maalemzya is Mount Eskarpe in Sürjabalën, with a height of 2,312 m. The lowest point is the Great Maalemzyan Mine, in Kabrëwest, with an elevation of −115 m.

Maalemzya has oceanic climate. The average temperature is 13°C ; 25°C in summer, 0°C in winter. The average wind speed is 35 km/h. Maalemzya receives approximately 850 mm of precipitation per year (mainly snow during winter.)

Demographics

Population

Demography in Maalemzya is very diverse. The population is estimated to be 23,121,999, of whom only 43% are natives while the majority of the population are expatriates.
There are 19,942,460 Maalemzyan citizens. Among the 57% of expatriates, French makes up 14%, 25% are Arab, and another 8% come from the UK or the USA.

Language

Maalemish is the national language. However, only a handful of people speak Maalemish fluently. Therefore, a real effort is made in order to teach people, especially children at school. English is the lingua franca and is required for many jobs. French is also widely spoken. Arabic is the language of religious institutions.

Religion

Islam is the largest and the official state religion of Maalemzya with 75% of the population being Muslim. 10% are Christian, 15% other religions. The government follows a policy of tolerance toward other religions and rarely interferes in the activities of non-Muslims. By the same token, non-Muslims are expected to avoid interfering in Islamic religious matters or the Islamic upbringing of Muslims.

Largest Cities

Rank

City

Metro area population

Duchy

1

Ranakary

9,072,016

Ranakary

2

Klaya

5,112,009

Klaya

3

Sahra

2,230,712

Nordëramalën

4

Vasanelasah

1,510,179

Inalyoura

5

Nawestar

1,310,203

NywAmerika

Government

Maalemzya is an absolute monarchy. However, the King must comply with Sharia (Islamic law) and the Quran, while the Quran and the Sunnah (the traditions of Muhammad) are declared to be the country's constitution. No political parties or national elections are permitted. Critics regard it as an authoritarian dictatorship.

The King combines legislative, executive, and judicial functions and royal decrees form the basis of the country's legislation. The Crown Prince is the prime minister, and presides over the Council of Ministers of Maalemzya and Consultative Assembly of Maalemzya. Any citizen can submit a law proposal ; it has to be signed by 500,000 other citizens in order to reach the Consultative Assembly. Then, if the majority of the Assembly and the Crown Prince approves it, the law is voted.

Foreign Relations and Military

Maalemzya doesn’t take an active role in the world diplomatic stage. However, it plans to join the World Assembly by August 2028. Maalemzya has been officially neutral in all armed conflicts since its founding, although it clearly states its views regarding international diplomatic issues such as the Arab-Israeli conflict.

Maalemzya has no standing army, but the Maalemzyan Coast Guard which also maintains the Maalemzya Air Defence System.
Maalemzya had an army during the Temporary Government to keep the country stable. Then, the military proved to be a waste of money ; so the budget has been cut off.
Every Maalemzyan citizens have to spend 3 days learning basic military tactics at the age of 18 and may be called to defend their country in case of emergency.

Economy

Economic Indicators

Currency: Rayur (ℝ)
Fiscal Year: January 1 - December 31


GDP (nominal): $1.177 trillion
GDP (nominal) per capita: $50,907
Labor Force: 13,873,199
Unemployment: 3%

Maalemzya operates under a system of free market capitalism. The nominal GDP is $1.18 trillion. The private sector is estimated to constitute 84% of the economy, with government accounting for 16%. Unemployment is at 3%, one of the lowest rates in Europe.

Thanks to its location, Maalemzya imposes itself as a relay of the world economy. The United States and The European Union are two of Maalemzya’s top trading partners.

Information technology is currently the nation's largest industry, followed by fishing, tourism industry, and automobile manufacturing. Retail industry and cheese export are other important drivers of the Maalemzyan economy.

Culture

Maalemzyan culture is based on Arabian culture and has been influenced by the cultures of Europe, especially France. Arabian and French architecture is part of the expression of the local Maalemzyan identity. European influence on Maalemzyan culture is noticeably visible in Maalemzyan architecture and fine art. For example, the Ranakary Grand Mosque – the biggest in the country – has a very distinctive and futuristic design. This influence is derived from the origins of the Founding Family.
Maalemzya has a diverse society. Major holidays in Maalemzya include Eid al Fitr – which marks the end of Ramadan, – Eid al Adha, and National Day (3 July), which marks the formation of Maalemzya.

Food
Maalemzyan cuisine is rich and diverse. It offers a variety of dishes, depending on the region and according to the seasons. The cuisine uses cereals as the main products, since they are always produced with abundance in the country.
Maalemzyan cuisine varies from one region to another, according to seasonal vegetables. It can be prepared using meat, fish and vegetables. Among the dishes known, couscous, chorba, chakhchoukha, brik, etc. Merguez sausage is widely used in Maalemzya, but it differs, depending on the region and on the added spices.
Cakes are marketed and can be found in cities either in Maalemzya, in Europe or North America. However, traditional cakes are also made at home, following the habits and customs of each family. Among these cakes, there are baklawa, corne de gazelle, griwech, kalb el-louz, makrout, khfaf and zlabia. Maalemzyan pastry also contains French cakes.

Sport
Playing cards, checkers and chess games are part of Maalemzyan culture. Horse and auto racing are part of cultural recreation of the Maalemzyans.
Football is the most popular sport in Maalemzya. The Maalemzya national football team reached the Final of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. In addition, several football clubs have won continental and international trophies as the club FC Ranakary or CS Klaya. The Maalemzyan Football Federation is an association of Maalemzya football clubs organizing national competitions and international matches of the selection of Maalemzya national football team.

Infrastructure

The main means of transport in Maalemzya is the car. Cars can drive freely on the 210,851 km of road. Electric cars make up more than 58% of the total traffic. The most famous road is the Great Coastal Ring which circles the main island.

There are bus, rail, and subway systems in the 5 metropolis. The Ranakary Monorail System is the fastest metro system in Europe. The busiest airports in Maalemzya are Ranakary International Airport and Klaya International Airport.

Energy
Renewable sources—geothermal and hydropower—provide effectively all of Maalemzya's electricity and around 85% of the nation's total primary energy consumption, with most of the remainder consisting of imported oil products used in transportation. Maalemzya expects to be energy-independent by 2040, when all gasoline and diesel powered vehicles are banned.


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