What British Muslims Really Think | Page 499

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

Table 77

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

Q5. Which of the following best reflects your religious beliefs?

Total

NET:
Any
Relig
-ion
(a)

Christ
-ian
( b)

Budd
-hist
(c)

Hindu
(d)

Jewish
(e)

Muslim
(f)

Sikh
(g)

Ethnicity

Other
(h)

None
(i)

White
(j)

Mixed
(k)

Asian
(l)

Working Status

Black
(m)

Other
(n)

Working
(o)

Not
Working
(p)

Influence
Decisions
Affecting
Britain (Q2)

Disability

Yes
(q)

No
(r)

Agree
(s)

Disagree
(t)

Feelings Towards Muslim
People (QS1)
Not
FavourFavable
Neutral
ourable
(51-100)
(50)
(0-49)
(w)
(u)
(v)

Unweighted base

1008

632

548

8

5

9

20

5

37

365

878

26

24

19

11

584

424

196

791

222

578

388

386

234

Weighted base

1008

628

541

7**

6**

6**

23**

8**

38*

370

866

28**

31**

23**

11**

570

438

190

798

215

573

380

393

235

NET: Agree

88
9%

53
8%

41
8%

1
10%

1
20%

1
10%

5
21%

2
23%

3
8%

33
9%

70
8%

1
2%

4
11%

6
28%

-

48
8%

40
9%

16
9%

67
8%

26
12%t

42
7%

38
10%

25
6%

24
10%

-

2
7%

-

10
2%

11
2%

3
2%

13
2%

10
5%t

9
2%

6
2%

4
1%

10
4%v

Strongly agree

(5)

21
2%

11
2%

9
2%

-

-

-

1
4%

-

1
3%

9
2%

14
2%

1
2%

Tend to agree

(4)

67
7%

42
7%

32
6%

1
10%

1
20%

1
10%

4
17%

2
23%

2
5%

24
6%

57
7%

-

4
11%

5
21%

-

38
7%

29
7%

13
7%

53
7%

16
7%

33
6%

32
8%

21
5%

14
6%

Neither agree nor
disagree

(3)

177
18%

103
16%

85
16%

2
29%

1
11%

*
7%

4
15%

-

12
30%ab

72
20%

155
18%

6
21%

4
11%

4
16%

1
13%

101
18%

77
18%

38
20%

140
17%

33
15%

95
17%

75
20%w

83
21%w

19
8%

Tend to disagree

(2)

152
15%

91
14%

83
15%

-

-

1
11%

3
13%

-

4
10%

59
16%

135
16%

4
15%

3
9%

6
24%

1
7%

76
13%

76
17%

24
13%

125
16%

32
15%

70
12%

74
19%w

55
14%

23
10%

Strongly disagree

(1)

583
58%

378
60%

329
61%

4
62%

4
69%

4
71%

12
51%

6
77%

19
50%

202
55%

500
58%

17
61%

21
68%

6
28%

9
80%

341
60%

242
55%

110
58%

461
58%

122
57%

360
63%

189
50%

226
58%u

168
71%uv

735
73%

469
75%h

412
76%ah

4
62%

4
69%

5
83%

15
64%

6
77%

23
60%

261
70%

635
73%

21
77%

24
77%

12
52%

10
87%

416
73%

319
73%

134
70%

586
73%

154
72%

431
75%

263
69%

281
71%

191
81%uv

4
1%

3
1%

-

-

-

-

-

1
2%

4
1%

6
1%

-

-

1
4%

-

5
1%

3
1%

3
1%

5
1%

1
1%

5
1%

4
1%

3
1%

NET: Disagree
Don't know

8
1%

1
*

Mean

1.79

1.75

1.71

1.87

1.82

1.56

2.10

1.70

1.98

1.85

1.78

1.66

1.66

2.53

1.33

1.76

1.83

1.81

1.78

1.87

1.69

1.91w

1.77

1.62

Standard deviation
Standard error

1.08
0.03

1.06
0.04

1.04
0.04

1.23
0.43

1.38
0.62

1.09
0.36

1.33
0.30

1.35
0.60

1.15
0.19

1.10
0.06

1.06
0.04

0.96
0.19

1.08
0.22

1.34
0.31

0.72
0.22

1.07
0.04

1.09
0.05

1.09
0.08

1.06
0.04

1.20
0.08

1.04
0.04

1.09
0.06

1.03
0.05

1.14
0.07

Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% 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
Overlap formulae used. * small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

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