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67% of the Spanish citizens see as unacceptable to expel a student for wearing the hijab

researcher10 years ago01 mins

November 5, 2013 67 percent of Spanish citizens see as unacceptable to expel a student from class for wearing the headscarf or the ‘ hijab ‘, according to the preliminary results of the ‘2012 Survey on intercultural local social coexistence ‘ conducted by Obra Social ‘La Caixa’. Europa Press: http://www.europapress.es/epsocial/noticia-67-espanoles-ve-inaceptable-expulse-alumna-llevar-velo-islamico-encuesta-20131105145712.html

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Celebrating Darwin: Religion And Science Are Closer Than You Think

Euro-Islam11 years ago02 mins

The MIT Survey on Science, Religion and Origins, which we’re officially publishing today in honor of Charles Darwin’s 204th birthday. We found that only 11 percent of Americans belong to religions openly rejecting evolution or our Big Bang. So if someone you know has the same stressful predicament as my student, chances are that they…

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Survey: Americans overstate size of religious minorities

Euro-Islam12 years ago02 mins

The typical American underestimates how many Protestants there are in the U.S., and vastly overestimates the number of religious minorities such as Mormons, Muslims, and atheist/agnostics, according to a new study. Grey Matter Research and Consulting asked 747 U.S. adults to guess what proportion of the American population belongs to each of eight major religious…

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Fewest Numbers of Americans Concerned about Terrorism since 9/11

Euro-Islam12 years ago12 years ago06 mins

Findings from the 2012 Chicago Council Survey of American Public Opinion September 10, 2012 WASHINGTON, D.C. – Fewer Americans are concerned about international terrorism as a “critical” threat to the United States than at any point since September 11, 2001, according to the 2012 Chicago Council Survey released today. While a majority is still worried, the intensity of…

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Report: U.S. Mosques ‘Healthy and Growing,’ Active in Interfaith and Outreach Activities

Euro-Islam12 years ago12 years ago05 mins

(WASHINGTON, D.C., 6/20/12) –- The second installment in a series of reports based on the U.S. Mosque Survey 2011 released today indicates that Islamic houses of worship are “healthy and growing” and are engaged in a high level of educational, interfaith and outreach activities. A coalition of major American Muslim and academic organizations sponsored the…

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