Most Muslims say there is little or no support for extremism among Muslims in U.S. -05-04

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July 24, 2017

5. Terrorism and concerns about extremism

Most Muslims say there is little or no support for extremism among Muslims in U.S. -05-04

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5. Terrorism and concerns about extremism
Few in U.S. say it can be justifiable to target and kill civilians
Muslims say killing civilians for political, social or religious reasons is not justifiable-05-02
Muslims divided on whether or not anti-terror arrests stopped real threats
Muslim Americans, general public equally concerned about extremism in the name of Islam in U.S.-05-05
Muslims, like Americans overall, are increasingly concerned about global extremism in the name of Islam

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