British Youths Supporting To Wearing hijab For Muslim

British Youths Supporting To Hijab Wearing For Muslimah

The majority of British young people accept the existence of the Muslim community and allowing headscarves in schools. Thus the results of the poll the University of Warwick.

From the poll of 10 thousand students aged 13-15 years, it was concluded that 79 percent of Christian teens to support Muslim women should be allowed to wear headscarves in school. While the support of the Christian abangans reached 59 percent, while 60 percent are not religious.

In fact, with respect to pemerian permission burqa, 60 percent of Christian teens support that schools should allow. Christian teens abangan that supports 52 percent, while support for teens who are not religious reached 51 percent.

Research Education and Religion at the University of Warwick Professor Robert Jackson concluded polls show the British public began to accept the presence of the Muslim community although there is still a small-scale conflict that shows hostility.

Another positive thing that was revealed by the poll is, with the Muslim community, the Christian youth who previously did not have a religious identity are becoming interested in learning while learning about other religious beliefs.

"The presence of Muslim communities to make them have the opportunity to learn about their faith and beliefs of other religions," said Jackson as reported ConventryTelegraph.co.uk.