Surveys on Islam
Sharia law in the US is supported by 75% of Muslims, 41% of atheists and up to 20% of Christians.
The 61% of accepted Muslims would agree to introduce Islamic law in a city if the majority of residents approved.
Imam in Germany: "Every Muslim knows another who votes for the AfD"«
Imam Scharjil Khalid admits the party is gaining ground among integrated Muslims. A poll places the AfD in 11% among Muslim voters.
Forty-one per cent of Muslim students in Berlin want the precepts of the Qur'an taught in class.
Muslims aged 14 or 15 believe that religious rules should take precedence over those of the state school.
Islam accounts for 85 per cent of religious conflicts in French companies.
Rigidist behaviours are on the rise and in 91 per cent of cases are linked to Islam. Refusals to work with women or to carry out certain tasks on religious grounds are increasing.
More than 40% of young Muslims in Vienna prefer Islamic law to Austrian law
42% of students in Vienna's schools are Muslim. 46% say they are willing to fight and die for Islam.
A survey in Germany reveals that almost half of young Muslims hold Islamist views.
The 45% of young Muslims places Islam above the law. The survey reveals a social time bomb due to the direct clash between religion and Western values.
Almost half of Muslim women in France wear veils to protect themselves from men
A survey shows that young French women often use the veil as protection against harassment and violence. Previous generations wore it only for religious reasons.
59.1% of young French Muslims want Sharia law and 24.1% sympathise with the Muslim Brotherhood.
A new survey indicates that young Muslims in France are more religious, more conservative and stricter than previous generations and the rest of society.
The 45% of young Muslims supports an Islamic state in Germany.
A survey of Muslim adolescents in Germany has uncovered worrying opinions. The data show a greater tendency towards Islamist positions the younger the respondents are.
151 per cent of young Catalans are Muslim and 751 per cent were born abroad.
29 per cent of young Muslims in Catalonia aged 16 to 24 believe that religion should influence politics; more than 50 per cent say it guides their decisions.
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Sharia law in the US is supported by 75% of Muslims, 41% of atheists and up to 20% of Christians.
The 61% of accepted Muslims would agree to introduce Islamic law in a city if the majority of residents approved.
Imam in Germany: "Every Muslim knows another who votes for the AfD"«
Imam Scharjil Khalid admits the party is gaining ground among integrated Muslims. A poll places the AfD in 11% among Muslim voters.
Forty-one per cent of Muslim students in Berlin want the precepts of the Qur'an taught in class.
Muslims aged 14 or 15 believe that religious rules should take precedence over those of the state school.
Islam accounts for 85 per cent of religious conflicts in French companies.
Rigidist behaviours are on the rise and in 91 per cent of cases are linked to Islam. Refusals to work with women or to carry out certain tasks on religious grounds are increasing.
More than 40% of young Muslims in Vienna prefer Islamic law to Austrian law
42% of students in Vienna's schools are Muslim. 46% say they are willing to fight and die for Islam.
A survey in Germany reveals that almost half of young Muslims hold Islamist views.
The 45% of young Muslims places Islam above the law. The survey reveals a social time bomb due to the direct clash between religion and Western values.
Almost half of Muslim women in France wear veils to protect themselves from men
A survey shows that young French women often use the veil as protection against harassment and violence. Previous generations wore it only for religious reasons.
59.1% of young French Muslims want Sharia law and 24.1% sympathise with the Muslim Brotherhood.
A new survey indicates that young Muslims in France are more religious, more conservative and stricter than previous generations and the rest of society.
The 45% of young Muslims supports an Islamic state in Germany.
A survey of Muslim adolescents in Germany has uncovered worrying opinions. The data show a greater tendency towards Islamist positions the younger the respondents are.