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Surveys of British Muslims show sizable but variable levels of support for “sharia” depending on how the question is asked: Policy Exchange and similar polls reported roughly 40–43% saying they would ...
Available reporting and analyses from the provided sources do not produce a single, consistent list of UK cities with the highest reported rape rates between 2020 and 2024. Instead, contemporary cover...
Polling and research show substantial but mixed support among British Muslims for “sharia” in principle, with some polls reporting around 40–43% favouring introduction of Sharia provisions generally w...
Different phrasings — from blunt asks about “introducing ” to more qualified language like “aspects” or “in some areas” — have produced sharply different headline rates of support among British Muslim...
The APPG on British Muslims’ 2018–19 working definition summarised Islamophobia as “rooted in racism and is a type of racism that targets expressions of Muslimness or perceived Muslimness,” a phrase t...
Evidence from multiple UK polls shows that a substantial minority of British Muslims express support for “aspects” or limited implementations of sharia, but how that support breaks down between UK‑bor...
Multiple UK organisations and think‑tanks have published analysis or polling about support for aspects of sharia among British Muslims and the activity of sharia councils: prominent examples in the su...