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March 31, 2010

The Great Divide: How Westerners and Muslims View Each Other

Pew Global Attidues Project Public Opinion Surveys

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The Great Divide: How Westerners and Muslims View Each Other
Relations Between Muslims and Westerners
Favorable Ratings of Muslims, Christians
Favorable Ratings of Jews
Negative Characteristics Associated with Westerners (Muslim Respondents)
Positive Characteristics Associated with Westerners (Muslim Respondents)
Positive Characteristics Associated with Muslims (Non-Muslim Respondents)
Negative Characteristics Associated with Muslims (Non-Muslim Respondents)
Muslims More Critical of Westerners Than Vice Versa
General Agreement That Relations are Bad; Disagreement Over Who is to Blame
Most Have Little or No Confidence in bin Laden
Concern About the Rise of Islamic Extremism in the World
Muslim Opinion on the Struggle Between Modernizers and Islamic Fundamentalists
Percent Sympathetic to Muslims Offended by Cartoons of Muhammad
Are Muslims ’Respectful of Women’? Are Westerners?
Controversy over Cartoons of Muhammad: What’s to Blame?
What is Most Responsible for Muslim Nations’ Lack of Prosperity?
How Many Muslims in Your Country Support Islamic Extremist Like Al Qaeda?
Is There a Conflict Between Being a Devout Muslim and Living in a Modern Society?
Support for Suicide Bombing
Did Arabs Carry Out 9/11 Attacks?
Prospects for Democracy in Muslim Countries
Negative Traits Muslims and Non-Muslims See in One Another
Rating of Christians, Muslims, and Jews

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