The majority British think of Islam as a threat

The UK's view of immigration and multiculturalism has been more liberal than the past. But there is no change in the concern of the people of Islam. 52 percent of UK people regard Islam as a threat to their culture and living.

This is a picture of a survey report titled 'Fear and Hope-017' published on Wednesday.

The charity organization 'Hope Not That' has been conducting such surveys since 2011 to know the attitude of the UK about religion, color, immigration, politics and social discrimination, working to stop hate and hate crimes. In this survey, 140 people have been asked about 140 questions in different subjects. 54 percent of those surveyed say they are 'British' And 36 percent said they were 'English'.

It is said in the report that 52% of respondents believe that Islam has created a threat to Western countries. 42 percent of them said, the recent terrorist attacks in Manchester, Westminster and London Bridge have made Muslims doubt their suspicion over the past. And 25 percent of British thought, Islam provoked violence. 39 percent of respondents think Islam is fundamentally different from British life. However, 77 percent respondents said they are not favorable to blame the whole community for the misdeeds of a person. And 80 percent said that in recent times, after seeing the terrorist attacks, Muslims have seen the unity of the whole nation as positive.

Emmaan Ata, director of TELL MAMA, working to stop the anti-Islam crime, told Huffington Post that there is no real wonder in the survey that the anti-Islamic attitude has come up. A large part of society has a deadly negative connotation about Islam. Muslim community and mosques have to work more liberally to change the situation. He said Islamist attitude would encourage Islamic hardliners.

It is said in the report that 55 percent of people think immigration has made good results for the UK, which is 15 percent higher than in 2015. And 88 percent of respondents think immigration is very important. But they want, according to the economic need, the immigration policy is determined.

Apart from this, only 6 percent of people think that allowing the breaks (separation of the UK from the European Union) can be executed by Prime Minister Theresa in May.