- Nearly three in five British adults (58%) agree Islamophobia is a real problem in today’s society. However, one quarter of British adults (23%) disagree that Islamophobia is a real problem in today’s society
- Nearly half of British adults (48%) agree prejudice against Islam makes it difficult to be a Muslim in this country
- Nine in ten British adults (89%) agree that Muslims should always obey British laws, with nearly two thirds (63%) saying they strongly agree
- Nearly half of British adults (47%) say Britain is becoming less tolerant of Muslims
- Two thirds of British adults (67%) say a person can see themselves as both Muslim and British
- More than one third of British adults (37%) say that the marginalisation of Islam in British public life is increasing in the media
- Nearly half of British adults (48%) say there is more negative discrimination against Muslims than people of other faiths
- Three in five British adults (61%) agree far-right political activists (e.g. English Defence League) are to blame for Islamophobia in the UK