Kent Ekeroth

2010-01-20: Europe: National identification among Muslims

2009-08-31: Muslimer röstar rött
70 procent av muslimerna sympatiserar med S. De borgerliga partierna får endast 4 procent av muslimers partisympatier.

2008-07-27: A third of Muslim students back killings
ALMOST a third of British Muslim students believe killing in the name of Islam can be justified, according to a poll. The study also found that two in five Muslims at university support the incorporation of Islamic sharia codes into British law. In the report, 40% of Muslim students said it was unacceptable for Muslim men and women to associate freely. Homophobia was rife, with 25% saying they had little or no respect for gays. The figure was higher (32%) for male Muslim students.

 2006-08-07: Attitudes to Living in Britain – A Survey of Muslim Opinon

2006-07-06: 13-Nation Pew Global Attitudes Survey

2006-07-04: Muslim Britain split over ‘martyrs’ of 7/7
The Populus survey for The Times and ITV News has found that more than one in ten thinks that the men who carried out the London bombings of 7/7 should be regarded as “martyrs”. Sixteen per cent of British Muslims, equivalent to more than 150,000 adults, believe that while the attacks were wrong, the cause was right.

2006-02-16: Poll reveals 40pc of Muslims want sharia law in UK
Four out of 10 British Muslims want sharia law introduced into parts of the country, a survey reveals today. The ICM opinion poll also indicates that a fifth have sympathy with the ”feelings and motives” of the suicide bombers who attacked London last July 7, killing 52 people, although 99 per cent thought the bombers were wrong to carry out the atrocity.

2005-07-22: Inside Islam: Young Muslims Reveal Beliefs
The interviewees were asked to respond to the statement: ”Muslim clerics who preach violence against the West are out of touch with mainstream Muslim opinon.”; nearly half – 46% – disagreed or strongly disagreed. And 46% said they thought of themselves as Muslim first and British second, Only 12% saw themselves as British first and Muslim second.