Muslims in Sydney experience discrimination at three times the rate
Muslims in Sydney experience discrimination at three times the rate of other Australians, but most believe relations between Muslims and non-Muslims are friendly, a study has found. Almost 600 Sydney Muslims were surveyed by the Western Sydney and Charles Stuart universities, and the Islamic Sciences and Research Academy. Most Sydney Muslims had a high sense of religiosity, or were strongly committed to their faith. Issues of concern for Sydney Muslims included education and employment, according to the study.
