I have. I read the Bible regularly.
All of the countries you name above have problems with areas where the muslim population intersects with non-muslims. I believe it was Churchill who called it "islam's bloody borders". And he did so many years ago in fact.
Um, no... they don't.
Tunisia has no borders with non-Muslim countries and is overwhelmingly Muslim. And yet, they are still tolerant of foreigners and is the only country in North Africa to have a Jewish population. One that is accorded the same rights as their Islamic population. There isn't any organized attempt to drive them out or to discriminate against them.
And Turkey's bloody borders are with Syria and Iraq, not with Greece or Russia.
Indonesia and Malaysia aren't warmongering and their borders are peaceful. Neither Indonesia nor Malaysia is waging jihad against non-Muslims. Indonesia tends to welcome drunken tourists from Australia. They occasionally suffer from imported Middle Eastern terror attacks, just like Europe... and would welcome help against it. (Turkey would as well.)
Heck, our best ally in the Middle East are the Kurds, another Islamic people. They've been the only effective force in the region fighting against ISIS. And they are very tolerant to others, saving the Yazidis from genocide by the hands of ISIS (not an exaggeration, either).
Trump would condemn hundreds of millions of Muslims in these countries, saying they are just the same as ISIS. In essence, kill them all - they are all d@#ned anyway.