A country that is truly Islamic should not have a parliament with the right to pass laws (or do anything more than advise the rulers).
A country that is truly Islamic should not have a parliament with the right to pass laws (or do anything more than advise the rulers).
Results
| 2010 | |
|---|---|
Strongly agree | 14.76% |
Agree | 14.44% |
Neither agree nor disagree | 12.61% |
Disagree | 32.54% |
Strongly disagree | 25.65% |
Calculated by VoxDash System-calculated | |
Sample size | 54,893 |
Sample size calculated by VoxDash | 928 |
Margin of error | ±1% |
Margin of error (calculated by VoxDash) | ±3.22% |
Data provider | |
Probability sampling | |
Data sampling | Different kinds of samples for each country |
General population | |
Respondent qualification age | 18 |
Geographies | Palestine, TX, Bahrain, Egypt, Iran, Kuwait, Morocco, Qatar, Turkey, Yemen |
Coverages | Global |
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Information of Carnegie Middle East Governance and Islam Dataset, 1988-2010 Dataset