Social contribution of British Muslims and general population (4329)

Type of Data: Social contribution of British Muslims and general population (4329)

Faith Community: General, Islam

Date: 2024, 22 January–2 February

Geography: United Kingdom

Sample Size: 1012 general population, 1001 Muslims

Population: Adults aged 18 and over, Muslims aged 18 and over

Keywords: Charitable giving, duty to get married and raise children, family, gifted money to a friend, improve relations between different faith communities, Islamic denomination, Jake Scott, marriage, Muslims, opportunities to be respectful of faith while involved in public life, opportunities to progress and excel, provided care to elderly relative, put individual interests above needs of family and community, Rakib Ehsan, sense of belonging in family life, sense of belonging in friendship network, sense of belonging in local community and neighbourhood, sense of belonging in work-related life, sharing homemade food with non-family members, take care of older relatives, TechneUK, unpaid volunteering

Collection Method: Combination of telephone and online interviews

Collection Agency: TechneUK

Sponsor: Institute for the Impact of Faith in Life

Published Source:

Rakib Ehsan and Jake Scott, The Social Contribution of British Muslims, London: Institute for the Impact of Faith in Life, 2024, pp. 13–32

https://www.techneuk.com/archive/iifl/

BRIN ID: 4329

Remarks:

The research also included 28 semi-structured interviews with British Muslims and ten case studies of British Muslim organizations.

Posted by: Clive D. Field

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