In our British Muslim Youth Survey we inquired among more than three hundred Islamic school pupils aged 11–18. The survey was completed with the supervision of RE teachers in about twenty different schools. Some schools sent just a few responses, but others with a high-density Islamic demographic sent 30–40 replies. This rich research sample enables us to see in a series of snapshots what Muslim young people are experiencing, their reflections on their identity, and their insights into the nature of religion, culture and community.
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