Attitudes to current domestic issues affecting Muslims (1186)

Type of Data: Attitudes to current domestic issues affecting Muslims (1186)

Faith Community: Islam

Date: 2004

Geography: Great Britain

Sample Size: 1125

Population: British Muslims aged 15 and over

Keywords: British laws, Britishness, citizenship, discrimination, faith schools, Government, hijab, Islamic dress, Islamic values, Islamophobia, jokes, loyalty, media, Muslims, oath of allegiance, Parliament, Queen, religious education, respect, ridicule, self-assessed religiosity, sense of belonging, September 11, stereotypes, women

Collection Method: Self-completion questionnaire and online interview

Collection Agency: Islamic Human Rights Commission

Sponsor: Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust

Published Source:

Saied R. Ameli and Arzu Merali, British Muslims' Expectations of the Government. Dual Citizenship: British, Islamic or Both? Obligation, Recognition, Respect and Belonging, Wembley: Islamic Human Rights Commission, 2004

Saied R. Ameli, Manzur Elahi and Arzu Merali, British Muslims' Expectations of the Government. Social Discrimination: Across the Muslim Divide, Wembley: Islamic Human Rights Commission, 2004

Saied R. Ameli, Aliya Azam and Arzu Merali, British Muslims' Expectations of the Government. Secular or Islamic? What Schools Do British Muslims Want for Their Children?, Wembley: Islamic Human Rights Commission, 2005

Saied R. Ameli and Arzu Merali, British Muslims' Expectations of the Government. Hijab, Meaning, Identity, Otherization and Politics: British Muslim Women, Wembley: Islamic Human Rights Commission, 2006

Saied Reza Ameli, Beena Faridi, Karin Lindahl and Arzu Merali, British Muslims' Expectations of the Government. Law & British Muslims: Domination of the Majority or Process of Balance?, Wembley: Islamic Human Rights Commission, 2006

Saied R. Ameli, Syed Mohammed Marandi, Sameera Ahmed, Seyfeddin Kara and Arzu Merali, British Muslims' Expectations of the Government. The British Media and Muslim Representation: The Ideology of Demonisation, Wembley: Islamic Human Rights Commission, 2007

BRIN ID: 1186

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Posted by: Clive D. Field

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