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Middle East: Are Muslims losing their religion?


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Middle East: Are Muslims losing their religion?
dw.com
04/02/2021
Jennifer Holleis
Recent surveys indicate strongly that across the Middle East and Iran, almost half the population is loosening their ties to Islam. Governments have reacted differently to calls for reforms of institutional religion.
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In a survey, 58% of Iranians said they do not believe in the hijab altogether while around 72% opposed the compulsory hijab
Few topics are as delicate as religion especially in the Middle East.
Officially, Arab states have major Muslim populations, varying from around 60% in Lebanon to almost 100% in Jordan or Saudi Arabia. Since the countries religious establishments also serve as governmental bodies, governments play a significant role in religious life, as they often control prayers, media or school curriculums. ....

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Middle East: Are people losing their religion?
Recent surveys indicate strongly that across the Middle East and Iran, almost half the population is loosening their ties to Islam. Governments have reacted differently to calls for reforms of institutional religion.
In a survey, 58% of Iranians said they do not believe in the hijab altogether while around 72% opposed the compulsory hijab
Few topics are as delicate as religion especially in the Middle East.
Officially, Arab states have major Muslim populations, varying from around 60% in Lebanon to almost 100% in Jordan or Saudi Arabia. Since the countries religious establishments also serve as governmental bodies, governments play a significant role in religious life, as they often control prayers, media or school curriculums. ....

Saudi Arabia , United Arab Emirates , United States , James Dorsey , Sunni Muslim , Raif Badawi , Ronald Inglehart , Professor Of Religious Studies At Utrecht University , European Union , Princeton University , Group For , University Of Michigan , Middle East , Arab Barometer , Measuring Attitudes , Tamini Arab , Assistant Professor , Religious Studies , Utrecht University , Lowenstein Professor , Political Science , Religious Sudden Decline , Nanyang Technological University , International Studies , சவுதி அரேபியா , ஒன்றுபட்டது அரபு அமீரகங்கள் ,