70% of British Muslims have experienced anti-Islamic behavior in the workplace

According to Fars News Agency’s International Group, seven out of 10 Muslims working in Britain said they had experienced some kind of anti-Islamic attitude.

According to a poll conducted by the Savanta Commerce Institute and published on Thursday, anti-Islamic behavior in Europe and Britain has increased in recent years.

The poll was conducted among 1,503 British Muslims from April 22 to May 10. The results of this survey show that black English Muslims have witnessed worse behavior than other Muslims.

While discriminatory treatment of all Muslims in Britain is reported at 37%, this figure has risen to 58% among black Muslims.

The British Muslim community has felt the brunt of the cost-of-living crisis in the country, with 54% of respondents saying that providing for their households has become a major challenge compared to five years ago.

A recent report on Islamophobia in Britain showed that British Muslims are among the groups most discriminated against.

An analysis by the University of Birmingham and data from the Yogo Institute showed that 25.9% of the British people, the majority of whom are conservative and elitist, have discriminatory views against Muslims, and the British people view Muslims as more discriminatory. To other religions.

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