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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Neha Gohil Community affairs correspondent

British Muslims believe more should be done to improve interfaith relations

Mosques in Beeston, Leeds, West Yorkshire: two tall buildings with bright turquoise-green domes and tall minarets are seen against the skyline and a background of red-brick terraced houses
Mosques in Leeds, West Yorkshire. The research found Muslims living in the UK felt ‘happier here than in most other European nations’. Photograph: Yorkshire Pics/Alamy

Most British Muslims believe more should be done to improve relations between the UK’s different religious communities, according to a research forum on faith.

The Institute for the Impact of Faith in Life (IIFL) looked at the attitudes and social contributions of British Muslims living in the UK. The survey found 71% of British Muslim respondents believed more work should be done to improve relations between different faith groups, and just 22% believed the right amount was being done.

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