Majority of Pakistanis want government to Islamise society: Gallup Poll

Gallup poll reveals 67% Pakistanis want government to take steps to Islamise society.


Express May 31, 2011

A majority of Pakistanis want the government to take steps for the Islamisation of society, revealed a recently released Gilani Poll conducted by Gallup Pakistan.

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 ‘Islamise’ the society?

The results of the poll revealed that 67% of Pakistanis want the government to take steps to Islamise society, 13% responded by saying Pakistan did not need Islamisation and 20% gave no response.

Those who responded with a yes were asked a follow up question:
Should government take steps for Islamisation at once or one by one?

Forty eight per cent said the government should take the steps ‘one by one’ and 31% said the steps should be taken at once, while 21% gave no response.

The survey was carried out among a sample of 2,738 men and women in rural and urban areas of all four provinces of the country, during January 2011.

Error margin is estimated to be approximately ± 2-3 per cent at 95% confidence level.

COMMENTS (84)

Noor | 12 years ago | Reply Simple! Whatever is there in Quran, we must make it law & follow; The two major sects, Shias & Sunnis sat together in Zia era and did constitute a document comprising of commonalities among both sects, for implementation as law; the scholars say that the document still exists, so no new home-work required. So, its not difficult, except for Hyppocrites, only if we are beleivers, to implement and become the leaders of the only divine religion in its original shape & teachings. Anybody doing this will find best of everything in this world & also in Jannah, InshAllah!
Jamshaid | 12 years ago | Reply I don't want islamic laws for Pakistan. I know very well whats happening on the name of islam from last 64 years.
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