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The number of Americans viewing Islam favourably has declined since 2005, but there is little change in those saying that Islam is more likely than other religions to encourage violence, according to a new poll. HT Image As was the case a year ago, slightly more people say the Islamic religion does not encourage violence more than other religions 42 per cent than say that it does 35 per cent , the poll by the nonpartisan Pew Research Centre found. Amid controversy over the proposed construction of an Islamic cultural centre and mosque near the former site of the World Trade Ce
af1 ntre, more Americans agree with those who object to the building of the centre than with the supporters of the project 51 per cent to 34 per cent . At the same time, 62 per cent say that Muslims should have the same rights as other religious groups to build houses of worship in their local communities; just 25 per cent say local communities should be able to block mosques in their area if they do not want them. But more people have unfavourable than favourable views of Islam by 38 per cent to 30 per cent. In 200
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