Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom and Goethe Institute,
in cooperation with Merdeka Center for Opinion Research Malaysia and Lembaga Survei Indonesia,
asked 2,500 young (15-25 yrs.) Muslims in Malaysia and in Indonesia
what they think about their country, their society and their family.
Following events in Jakarta and Berlin, the Malaysia-results have been made public in Kuala Lumpur.
Highlights Muslim Youth Survey Malaysia 2011
92% of young Muslims are happy with their lives
70% want the Quran to replace the Federal Constitution of Malaysia
93% trust their parents and feel that they care for them
71% believe that a good democracy needs opposition parties
66% have not registered as voters
36% do not always fast during Ramadan, 31% do not always pray five times a day
80% view themselves first and foremost as Muslims, 15% as Malaysian citizens
73% reject polygamy
91% do not approve of pre-marital sex
Please click below to see and download the Complete Results of Malaysia (left) and Indonesia (right)
Below are photos from the event
The Muslim Youth Survey has been on the media coverage, please click below to see the news.
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