01 june 2011
Lahore: As many as 67 per cent Pakistanis want the government to take steps for Islamisation, which is a clear indication that they have lost faith in the existing system.
According to a survey carried out by Gilani Research Foundation, more than two third of all Pakistanis (67%) believe that government should take steps for the Islamization of the society. However, 48% say steps should be taken one by one as opposed 31% who state steps should be taken at once.
In a survey, a nationally representative sample of men and women from across the country were asked the following question: "In your opinion should government take steps to 'Islamize' the society?"
Sixty seven percent (67%) replied in affirmative where as only 13% believed that there is no need for 'Islamization'. A significant 20% gave no response.
67 per cent Pakistanis want Islamisation of society
Majority in favour Of state facilitating 'Islamization' of society; however, 48% say steps should be taken one by one
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According to a survey carried out by Gilani Research Foundation, more than two third of all Pakistanis (67%) believe that government should take steps for the Islamization of the society. However, 48% say steps should be taken one by one as opposed 31% who state steps should be taken at once.
In a survey, a nationally representative sample of men and women from across the country were asked the following question: "In your opinion should government take steps to 'Islamize' the society?"
Sixty seven percent (67%) replied in affirmative where as only 13% believed that there is no need for 'Islamization'. A significant 20% gave no response.
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