What British Muslims Really Think | Page 498

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Survey of Muslims - Control Group
CATI Fieldwork : 5th - 7th June 2015
Absolutes/col percents

Table 76

Q11. I am now going to read out some statements about the way women are treated in Britain. Please tell me to what extent you agree or disagree with each one ...
- It is acceptable for a British Muslim to keep more than one wife
Base: All respondents
Gender

Age

Total

Male
(a)

Female
(b)

Unweighted base

1008

517

491

Weighted base

1008

491

517

NET: Agree

Class

Region

25-34
(e)

35-44
(f)

45-54
(g)

55-64
(h)

65+
(i)

AB
(j)

C1
(k)

C2
(l)

DE
(m)

Scotland
(n)

North
East
(o)

North
West
(p)

85

152

167

183

158

263

411

203

158

236

93

41

105

117*

175

165

180

145

226

271

271

220

246

88*

42*

116*

18-24
(d)

88
9%

63
13%B

24
5%

11
9%

11
6%

18
11%

15
8%

13
9%

20
9%

32
12%K

17
6%

18
8%

13
15%qrsX

Strongly agree

(5)

21
2%

20
4%B

1
*

-

4
2%

3
2%

6
3%

3
2%

5
2%

5
2%

3
1%

Tend to agree

(4)

67
7%

43
9%B

23
5%

11
9%

7
4%

15
9%

9
5%

10
7%

15
7%

27
10%kL

14
5%

10
4%

16
7%

11
13%qX

Neither agree nor
disagree

(3)

177
18%

86
18%

91
18%

28
24%EI

Tend to disagree

(2)

152
15%

73
15%

79
15%

Strongly disagree

(1)

583
58%

266
54%

735
73%

NET: Disagree
Don't know
Mean

8
1%
1.79
1.08
0.03

2
3%

East
Midlands
(s)

92

94

70

53

86*

91*

75*

51*

-

7
6%Rstu
x

2
2%

-

*
1%

-

1
1%

4
3%

3
2%

1
1%

2
6%

7
6%

4
5%

6
6%

3
5%

3
6%

8
8%

9
7%

10
7%

2
3%

14
15%

8
11%

9
18%

17
17%

25
19%

24
17%

22
24%s

21
9
23%NOs 12%
Uw

7
14%

11
11%

28
18
21%nOu 13%

13
14%

53
31
72%NPR 60%
Vx

58
60%

65
49%

85
60%

51
58%

62
38
84%Nuv 73%

69
71%

93
70%

103
73%

64
72%

2
2%

1
1%

-

-

15
18%

26
21
22%efG 12%

20
12%

20
11%

26
18%

39
17%g

44
16%m

48
18%m

34
15%

27
11%

10
11%

3
6%

20
17%

13
15%

317
61%A

52
45%

118
68%DFH

82
49%

340
69%

396
77%A

78
67%

139
102
80%DFh 62%

2
*

6
1%

-

1.20
0.05

0.94
0.04

89*
3
3%

18
15%

1.60

91

141
13
9%

9
22%

1.98Eg

134

133
14
10%x

16
18%

1.66

136

98*
9
9%

42
17%

115
76
64%DFH 52%

140
143
62%DFh 53%

155
57%

131
59%

155
63%J

47
54%

27
65%

64
55%

52
60%

49
54%

135
75%F

101
70%

180
187
79%DFH 69%

202
75%

164
75%

182
74%

57
65%

30
71%

84
72%

65
75%

70
77%n

*
*

1
*

2
1%

1
2%

1
2%

-

-

1
2%

-

99

3
6%

37
17%

4
1%

South
West
(x)

4
5%

48
18%

2
1%

South
East
(w)

6
6%

50
18%

3
1%

London
(v)

6
7%

24
11%

3
2%

Eastern
(u)

14
12%X

31
21%eI

1
1%

Wales
(t)

2
6%

29
16%

I
Standard deviation
Standard error

4
2%

West
Midlands
(r)

42
25%EgI

1.93B

23
13%

9
4%k

20
8%

Yorkshire
& Humberside
(q)

-

1
2%w

2.00EG

1.71

1.89Ei

1.68

1.91kM

1.74

1.78

1.72

1.97S

1.68

1.91S

1.73

1.73

1.51

1.71

1.77

1.93S

1.78

1.74

1.15
0.09

1.10
0.08

1.09
0.09

1.04
0.06

1.13
0.06

1.00
0.07

1.12
0.09

1.07
0.07

1.23
0.13

1.01
0.16

1.23
0.12

1.04
0.11

0.94
0.10

0.91
0.11

0.99
0.14

1.09
0.11

1.13
0.10

1.10
0.10

0.97
0.10

I
1.03
0.11

1.02
0.08

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5%, 10% risk level) - a/b - c/d/e/f/g/h/i - j/k/l/m - n/o/p/q/r/s/t/u/v/w/x/y
Overlap formulae used. * small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

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