Muslim American Survey, 2011 - Codebook

All Frequencies weighted by 2) WEIGHT;
(The number of missing cases reported in the codebook are unweighted)

1) Unique respondent identification number (CASEID)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	383,154.68	248,032.64

2) Full sample weight variable (WEIGHT)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	1,610.44	2,066.96

3) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL001)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,257.88	3,428.58

4) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL002)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,269.28	3,512.79

5) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL003)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,183.23	3,198.34

6) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL004)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,254.43	3,241.25

7) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL005)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,269.82	3,251.84

8) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL006)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,267.08	3,232.73

9) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL007)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,263.76	3,242.51

10) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL008)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,232.56	3,246.70

11) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL009)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,279.99	3,260.80

12) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL010)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,279.58	3,302.47

13) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL011)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,215.79	3,243.09

14) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL012)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,258.65	3,234.08

15) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL013)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,239.77	3,314.31

16) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL014)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,247.52	3,840.92

17) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL015)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,142.84	3,375.15

18) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL016)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,123.47	3,291.53

19) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL017)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,291.85	3,432.48

20) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL018)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,270.11	3,255.65

21) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL019)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,290.44	3,328.45

22) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL020)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,300.63	3,392.12

23) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL021)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,256.48	3,260.33

24) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL022)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,271.38	3,302.11

25) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL023)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,276.75	3,295.91

26) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL024)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,220.06	3,287.68

27) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL025)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,251.98	3,433.38

28) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL026)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,215.13	3,357.35

29) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL027)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,279.38	3,264.36

30) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL028)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,254.50	3,236.65

31) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL029)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,256.48	3,235.09

32) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL030)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,259.13	3,235.09

33) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL031)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,283.64	3,257.22

34) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL032)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,264.27	3,230.02

35) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL033)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,263.03	3,230.47

36) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL034)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,243.12	3,246.35

37) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL035)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,260.55	3,227.83

38) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL036)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,260.86	3,226.59

39) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL037)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,263.51	3,225.42

40) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL038)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,260.28	3,227.33

41) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL039)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,265.07	3,225.21

42) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL040)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,259.63	3,228.01

43) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL041)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,259.72	3,228.20

44) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL042)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,260.83	3,226.60

45) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL043)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,259.86	3,227.87

46) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL044)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,260.42	3,227.09

47) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL045)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,260.92	3,227.00

48) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL046)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,262.12	3,225.85

49) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL047)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,258.74	3,229.03

50) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL048)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,259.70	3,228.04

51) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL049)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,260.57	3,227.21

52) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL050)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,262.20	3,225.86

53) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL051)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,261.45	3,231.32

54) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL052)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,263.80	3,225.15

55) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL053)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,268.20	3,228.67

56) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL054)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,257.40	3,230.28

57) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL055)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,260.75	3,226.78

58) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL056)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,260.91	3,226.59

59) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL057)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,255.36	3,231.09

60) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL058)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,249.56	3,236.50

61) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL059)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,261.85	3,226.29

62) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL060)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,262.17	3,225.68

63) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL061)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,260.23	3,227.35

64) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL062)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,253.06	3,233.90

65) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL063)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,260.46	3,227.08

66) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL064)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,249.98	3,234.18

67) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL065)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,260.65	3,227.10

68) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL066)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,261.93	3,225.67

69) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL067)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,261.21	3,226.54

70) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL068)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,257.32	3,229.72

71) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL069)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,255.32	3,233.29

72) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL070)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,262.48	3,226.28

73) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL071)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,264.30	3,224.65

74) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL072)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,265.64	3,230.12

75) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL073)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,261.18	3,226.28

76) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL074)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,261.76	3,226.35

77) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL075)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,263.04	3,226.18

78) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL076)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,260.94	3,226.95

79) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL077)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,260.28	3,227.30

80) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL078)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,265.25	3,224.74

81) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL079)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,265.29	3,227.15

82) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL080)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,259.45	3,228.24

83) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL081)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,261.19	3,226.66

84) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL082)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,261.00	3,226.41

85) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL083)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,262.65	3,225.94

86) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL084)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,259.75	3,230.40

87) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL085)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,204.52	3,217.16

88) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL086)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,275.83	3,238.75

89) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL087)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,256.18	3,231.10

90) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL088)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,249.10	3,233.67

91) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL089)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,282.99	3,247.15

92) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL090)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,262.56	3,226.48

93) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL091)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,308.21	3,348.14

94) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL092)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,313.90	3,330.23

95) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL093)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,247.48	3,239.39

96) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL094)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,311.30	3,402.12

97) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL095)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,282.97	3,236.52

98) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL096)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,261.75	3,226.01

99) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL097)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,256.35	3,231.09

100) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL098)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,253.46	3,309.82

101) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL099)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,309.39	3,406.59

102) Replicate weights for calculating standard errors. [Pew Note: See discussion of 'Calculation of Point Estimates, Standard Errors and Test Statistics' in codebook] (RPL100)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	1033	4,245.07	3,237.39

103) Sampling stratum (STRATA)

	TOTAL	%
1) Lowest		4.8
2) Low		26.1
3) Medium		44.5
4) High		24.6
Total	1033	100.0

104) Sample type (SAMPTYPE)

	TOTAL	%
1) RDD Landline (fresh) sample		20.0
2) RDD Cell (fresh) sample		48.1
3) Experian list		18.1
4) Landline recontact sample		9.7
5) Cell phone recontact sample		4.1
Total	1033	100.0

105) Census region (based on self-reported ZIP Code, or sample geographic information for those respondents who do not provide a ZIP Code and those whose ZIP Code cannot be matched) (CREGION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Northeast		24.9
2) Midwest		24.7
3) South		31.2
4) West		19.2
Total	1033	100.0

106) Language in which the interview was conducted. (INTLANG)

	TOTAL	%
1) English		86.9
2) Arabic, Farsi or Urdu		13.1
Total	1033	100.0

107) [ASK ALL LANDLINE SAMPLE:] Now thinking about your telephone use...Do you have a working cell phone? (PHONEL1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, have cell phone		73.9
2) No, do not		24.8
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		1.3
Missing	278
Total	755	100.0

108) [ASK IF NO CELL PHONE AND MORE THAN ONE PERSON IN HOUSEHOLD:] Does anyone in your household have a working cell phone? (PHONEL1A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, someone in household has cell phone		57.9
2) No		37.4
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		4.7
Missing	899
Total	134	100.0

109) [ASK ALL CELL PHONE SAMPLE:] Now thinking about your telephone use. Is there at least one telephone INSIDE your home that is currently working and is not a cell phone? (PHONEC1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, home telephone		43.8
2) No home telephone		53.5
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		2.7
Missing	755
Total	278	100.0

110) [ASK ALL] Overall, how would you rate your community as a place to live? [READ] (Q1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Excellent		35.9
2) Good		42.7
3) Only fair		17.4
4) Poor		3.4
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.6
Total	1033	100.0

111) [ASK ALL:] Overall, are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way things are going in your life today? (Q2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Satisfied		82.1
2) Dissatisfied		14.8
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		3.2
Total	1033	100.0

112) [ASK ALL:] Are you [INSERT ITEM; RANDOMIZE], or not. [a. self-employed or a small business owner] (Q3A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes		20.4
2) No		78.6
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		1.0
Total	1033	100.0

113) [ASK ALL:] Are you [INSERT ITEM; RANDOMIZE], or not. [b. currently enrolled in a college or university class] (Q3B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes		25.6
2) No		74.1
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.3
Total	1033	100.0

114) [ASK ALL:] Are you [INSERT ITEM; RANDOMIZE], or not. [c. a homeowner] (Q3C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes		33.3
2) No		66.0
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.7
Total	1033	100.0

115) [ASK ALL:] Overall, are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way things are going in this country today? (Q9)

	TOTAL	%
1) Satisfied		55.5
2) Dissatisfied		37.6
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		6.9
Total	1033	100.0

116) [ASK ALL:] Do you approve or disapprove of the way Barack Obama is handling his job as president? (Q10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approve		76.2
2) Disapprove		13.6
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		10.2
Total	1033	100.0

117) [RANDOMIZE Q11 AND Q12] [ASK ALL:] In the past 12 months, have you worked with other people from your neighborhood to fix a problem or improve a condition in your community or elsewhere, or haven't you done this? (Q11)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes		33.1
2) No		65.4
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		1.5
Total	1033	100.0

118) [RANDOMIZE Q11 AND Q12] [ASK ALL:] Would you say you follow what's going on in government and public affairs...? [READ IN ORDER] (Q12)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most of the time		36.9
2) Some of the time		33.1
3) Only now and then, [OR]		17.0
4) Hardly at all		10.2
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		2.9
Total	1033	100.0

119) [ASK ALL:] And just a few questions about your...Do you [INSERT ITEM; RANDOMIZE], or not. [a. Display the American flag at your home, in your office, or on your car] (Q13A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes		43.5
2) No		55.8
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.7
Total	1033	100.0

120) [ASK ALL:] And just a few questions about you...Do you [INSERT ITEM; RANDOMIZE], or not. [b. Recycle paper, plastic or glass from home] (Q13B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes		74.8
2) No		22.1
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		3.0
Total	1033	100.0

121) [ASK ALL:] And just a few questions about you...Do you [INSERT ITEM; RANDOMIZE], or not. [c. Regularly watch more than an hour of entertainment television programming a night] (Q13C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes		58.3
2) No		41.2
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.5
Total	1033	100.0

122) [ASK ALL:] And Just a few questions about you...Do you [INSERT ITEM; RANDOMIZE], or not. [d. Regularly use online social networking sites like Facebook or Twitter] (Q13D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes		57.1
2) No		42.8
9) (VOL) Don't know\Refused		0.0
Total	1033	100.0

123) [ASK ALL:] And just a few questions about you...Do you [INSERT ITEM; RANDOMIZE], or not. [e. Regularly play video games] (Q13E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes		17.8
2) No		81.9
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.3
Total	1033	100.0

124) [ASK ALL:] And just a few questions about you...Do you [INSERT ITEM; RANDOMIZE], or not. [f. Regularly watch professional or college sports] (VQ13F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes		47.7
2) No		52.1
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.1
Total	1033	100.0

125) [ASK ALL:] Here are a few pairs of statements. For each pair, tell me whether the FIRST statement or the SECOND statement comes closer to your own views - even if neither is exactly right. The first pair is... [READ AND RANDOMIZE ITEMS, BUT DO NOT ROTATE WITHIN PAIRS; INTERVIEWER - PRECEDE THE FIRST STATE IN EACH PAIR WITH 'one' AND THE SECOND STATEMENT IN EACH PAIR WITH 'two'] (Q14A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Immigrants today strengthen the U.S. because of their hard work and talents		71.4
2) Immigrants today are a burden on the U.S. because they take our jobs, housing and health care		21.5
3) (VOL) Neither/both equally		2.1
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		5.0
Total	1033	100.0

126) [ASK ALL:] Here are a few pairs of statements. For each pair, tell me whether the FIRST statement or the SECOND statement comes closer to your own views - even if neither is exactly right. The first pair is... [READ AND RANDOMIZE ITEMS, BUT DO NOT ROTATE WITHIN PAIRS; INTERVIEWER - PRECEDE THE FIRST STATE IN EACH PAIR WITH 'one' AND THE SECOND STATEMENT IN EACH PAIR WITH 'two'] (Q14B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most people who want to get ahead can make it if they're willing to work hard		73.7
2) Hard work and determination are no guarantee of success for most people		25.6
3) (VOL) Neither/both equally		0.0
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.7
Total	1033	100.0

127) [ASK ALL:] Here are a few pairs of statements. For each pair, tell me whether the FIRST statement or the SECOND statement comes closer to your own views - even if neither is exactly right. The first pair is... [READ AND RANDOMIZE ITEMS, BUT DO NOT ROTATE WITHIN PAIRS; INTERVIEWER - PRECEDE THE FIRST STATE IN EACH PAIR WITH 'one' AND THE SECOND STATEMENT IN EACH PAIR WITH 'two'] (Q14C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Homosexuality should be accepted by society		39.2
2) Homosexuality should be discouraged by society		44.6
3) (VOL) Neither/both equally		5.2
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		11.0
Total	1033	100.0

128) [ASK ALL:] If you had to choose, would you rather have a smaller government providing fewer services, or a bigger government providing more services? (Q15)

	TOTAL	%
1) Smaller government, fewer services		21.5
2) Bigger government, more services		68.0
3) (VOL) Depends		5.0
9) Don't know/Refused		5.5
Total	1033	100.0

129) [ASK ALL:] In your opinion, do you think there is generally a conflict between science and religion, or don't you think so? (Q16)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, generally a conflict between science and religion		37.3
2) No, don't think so		58.5
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		4.2
Total	1033	100.0

130) [ASK ALL:] Thinking about evolution, which comes closer to your view? [READ AND RANDOMIZE] (Q17)

	TOTAL	%
1) Humans and other living things have evolved over time [OR]		45.0
2) Humans and other living things have existed in their present form since the beginning of time		44.4
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		10.6
Total	1033	100.0

131) [ASK ALL:] Turning to foreign affairs...Do you think the U.S. made the right decision or the wrong decision in using military force in Afghanistan? (Q19)

	TOTAL	%
1) Right decision		37.8
2) Wrong decision		48.3
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		13.9
Total	1033	100.0

132) [ASK ALL:] Thinking about the Middle East, which is more important [READ AND RANDOMIZE]? (Q20)

	TOTAL	%
1) Democratic governments, even if there is less stability in the region		44.3
2) Stable governments, even if there is less democracy in the region		44.5
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		11.3
Total	1033	100.0

133) [RECODED]. [ASK ALL:] In your own words, what do you think are the most important problems facing Muslims living in the United States today? -- First response (Q30_1)

	TOTAL	%
10) Discrimination/racism/prejudice		15.8
15) Not treated fairly/harassment		1.2
16) Acceptance		4.1
20) Stereotyping/Generalizing about all Muslims		14.6
25) Hatred/fear/distrust of Muslims		4.6
30) Ignorance/misconceptions of Islam		12.4
35) Viewed as terrorist		6.3
40) Negative media portrayals		2.0
45) Lack of representation/community involvement		1.3
50) Religion/cultural problems		5.7
60) Jobs/financial problems		2.1
70) Problems among Muslims		2.9
80) Radical Islam/fundamentalism/extremists		3.5
90) War/U.S. foreign policy		0.3
98) No problem		16.0
99) Refused/Don't know		4.3
101) Other		2.9
Total	1033	100.0

134) [RECODED]. [ASK ALL:] In your own words, what do you think are the most important problems facing Muslims living in the United States today? -- Second response (Q30_2)

	TOTAL	%
10) Discrimination/racism/prejudice		14.8
15) Not treated fairly/harassment		5.0
16) Acceptance		0.2
20) Stereotyping/Generalizing about all Muslims		8.2
25) Hatred/fear/distrust of Muslims		5.2
30) Ignorance/misconceptions of Islam		10.5
35) Viewed as terrorist		13.2
40) Negative media portrayals		12.8
45) Lack of representation/community involvement		4.4
50) Religion/cultural problems		7.0
60) Jobs/financial problems		7.0
70) Problems among Muslims		5.6
80) Radical Islam/fundamentalism/extremists		1.0
90) War/U.S. foreign policy		1.6
101) Other		3.4
Missing	834
Total	199	100.0

135) [RECODED]. [ASK ALL:] In your own words, what do you think are the most important problems facing Muslims living in the United States today? -- Third response (Q30_3)

	TOTAL	%
10) Discrimination/racism/prejudice		14.8
16) Acceptance		8.0
20) Stereotyping/Generalizing about all Muslims		9.3
25) Hatred/Fear/Distrust of Muslims		4.3
30) Ignorance/Misconceptions of Islam		16.8
35) Viewed as terrorists		0.5
40) Negative media portrayals		12.1
45) Lack of representation/community involvement		0.1
50) Religion/cultural problems		3.3
60) Jobs/financial problems		6.1
101) Other		24.7
Missing	1004
Total	29	100.0

136) [ASK ALL:] Since the terrorist attacks on September 11th, 2001, has it become more difficult to be a Muslim in the U.S., or hasn't it changed very much? (Q31)

	TOTAL	%
1) Has become more difficult to be a Muslim in the U.S. since 9/11		54.6
2) Hasn't changed very much		37.1
3) (VOL) Has become easier to be a Muslim in the U.S.		1.7
4) (VOL) Moved to U.S. after 9/11		2.5
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		4.1
Total	1033	100.0

137) [ASK ALL:] How many of your close friends are Muslims? Would you say... [READ] (Q32)

	TOTAL	%
1) All of them		7.2
2) Most of them		41.3
3) Some of them, [OR]		36.2
4) Hardly any of them		13.6
5) (VOL) None of them		1.4
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.3
Total	1033	100.0

138) [ASK ALL:] Do you think that coverage of Islam and Muslims by American news organizations is generally fair or unfair? (Q33)

	TOTAL	%
1) Fair		30.3
2) Unfair		54.9
3) (VOL) Depends		10.0
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		4.7
Total	1033	100.0

139) [ASK ALL:] Do you think there is a natural conflict between being a devout Muslim and living in a modern society, or don't you think so? (Q34)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, there is conflict		30.9
2) No, don't think so		62.9
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		6.2
Total	1033	100.0

140) [ASK ALL:] Do you think most Muslims who come to the U.S. today want to adopt American customs and ways of life or do you think that they want to be distinct from the larger American society? (Q35)

	TOTAL	%
1) Adopt customs		55.9
2) Want to be distinct		19.8
3) (VOL) Both		16.5
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		7.8
Total	1033	100.0

141) [ASK ALL:] Do you feel that [INSERT FIRST ITEM; RANDOMIZE a AND b; ALWAYS ASK c LAST] is generally friendly, neutral, or unfriendly toward Muslim Americans? [a. The Democratic Party] (Q36A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly toward Muslim Americans		45.9
2) Neutral toward Muslim Americans		35.1
3) Unfriendly toward Muslim Americans		6.8
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		12.2
Total	1033	100.0

142) [ASK ALL:] Do you feel that [INSERT FIRST ITEM; RANDOMIZE a AND b; ALWAYS ASK c LAST] is generally friendly, neutral, or unfriendly toward Muslim Americans? [b. The Republican Party] (Q36B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly toward Muslim Americans		15.2
2) Neutral toward Muslim Americans		21.4
3) Unfriendly toward Muslim Americans		47.9
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		15.5
Total	1033	100.0

143) [ASK ALL:] Do you feel that [INSERT FIRST ITEM; RANDOMIZE a AND b; ALWAYS ASK c LAST] is generally friendly, neutral, or unfriendly toward Muslim Americans? [c. Barack Obama] (Q36C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly toward Muslim Americans		63.9
2) Neutral toward Muslim Americans		27.5
3) Unfriendly toward Muslim Americans		3.9
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		4.8
Total	1033	100.0

144) [ASK ALL:] And are the American people generally friendly, neutral, or unfriendly toward Muslim Americans? (Q37)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly toward Muslim Americans		48.1
2) Neutral toward Muslim Americans		32.0
3) Unfriendly toward Muslim Americans		16.0
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		3.8
Total	1033	100.0

145) [ASK ALL:] What's your impression, do you think that the quality of life for Muslims in the U.S. is [RANDOMIZE: better, worse], or about the same as the quality of life in most Muslim countries? (Q38)

	TOTAL	%
1) Better		66.5
2) Worse		7.7
3) About the same		22.5
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		3.3
Total	1033	100.0

146) [ASK ALL:] Here are a few things that some Muslims in the U.S. have experienced. As I read each one, please tell me whether or not it has happened to you in the past twelve months. First, in the past twelve months, [INSERT; RANDOMIZE; ITEM e ALWAYS IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWS ITEM d] because you are a Muslim, or not? [REPEAT In the past twelve months TWICE, THEN AS NECESSARY] [INSERT NEXT ITEM] because you are a Muslim, or not? [a. Have people acted as if they are suspicious of you]. (Q39A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, has happened		27.7
2) No, has not happened		69.9
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		2.4
Total	1033	100.0

147) [ASK ALL:] Here are a few things that some Muslims in the U.S. have experienced. As I read each one, please tell me whether or not it has happened to you in the past twelve months. First, in the past twelve months, [INSERT; RANDOMIZE; ITEM e ALWAYS IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWS ITEM d] because you are a Muslim, or not? [REPEAT In the past twelve months TWICE, THEN AS NECESSARY] [INSERT NEXT ITEM] because you are a Muslim, or not? [b. Has someone expressed support for you] (Q39B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, has happened		36.7
2) No, has not happened		62.0
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		1.3
Total	1033	100.0

148) [ASK ALL:] Here are a few things that some Muslims in the U.S. have experienced. As I read each one, please tell me whether or not it has happened to you in the past twelve months. First, in the past twelve months, [INSERT; RANDOMIZE; ITEM e ALWAYS IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWS ITEM d] because you are a Muslim, or not? [REPEAT In the past twelve months TWICE, THEN AS NECESSARY] [INSERT NEXT ITEM] because you are a Muslim, or not? [c. Have you been called offensive names] (Q39C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, has happened		21.9
2) No, has not happened		77.6
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.5
Total	1033	100.0

149) [ASK ALL:] Here are a few things that some Muslims in the U.S. have experienced. As I read each one, please tell me whether or not it has happened to you in the past twelve months. First, in the past twelve months, [INSERT; RANDOMIZE; ITEM e ALWAYS IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWS ITEM d] because you are a Muslim, or not? [REPEAT In the past twelve months TWICE, THEN AS NECESSARY] [INSERT NEXT ITEM] because you are a Muslim, or not? [d. Have you been singled out by airport security] (Q39D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, has happened		20.7
2) No, has not happened		77.1
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		2.1
Total	1033	100.0

150) [ASK ALL:] Here are a few things that some Muslims in the U.S. have experienced. As I read each one, please tell me whether or not it has happened to you in the past twelve months. First, in the past twelve months, [INSERT; RANDOMIZE; ITEM e ALWAYS IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWS ITEM d] because you are a Muslim, or not? [REPEAT In the past twelve months TWICE, THEN AS NECESSARY] [INSERT NEXT ITEM] because you are a Muslim, or not? [e. Have you been singled out by other law enforcement officers] (Q39E)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, has happened		12.6
2) No, has not happened		86.9
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.4
Total	1033	100.0

151) [ASK ALL:] Here are a few things that some Muslims in the U.S. have experienced. As I read each one, please tell me whether or not it has happened to you in the past twelve months. First, in the past twelve months, [INSERT; RANDOMIZE; ITEM e ALWAYS IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWS ITEM d] because you are a Muslim, or not? [REPEAT In the past twelve months TWICE, THEN AS NECESSARY] [INSERT NEXT ITEM] because you are a Muslim, or not? [f. Have you been physically threatened or attacked] (Q39F)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, has happened		5.6
2) No, has not happened		94.1
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.3
Total	1033	100.0

152) [IF R HAS NOT BEEN SINGLED OUT BY AIRPORT SECURITY (Q39D=2), ASK IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING Q39D:] And is that because it hasn't happened or because you haven't taken a trip by airplane in the past twelve months? (Q39D2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Because it hasn't happened		45.7
2) Haven't taken a trip by airplane in the past twelve months		52.9
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		1.4
Missing	236
Total	797	100.0

153) [ASK ALL:] ASK All: And in the past twelve months, has a mosque or Islamic center in your community been the target of vandalism or other hostile acts, or not? (Q40)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes		15.0
2) No		80.8
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		4.2
Total	1033	100.0

154) [ASK ALL:] How much, if anything, have you heard about the proposal to build an Islamic cultural center and mosque in New York City near the World Trade Center? Have you [READ] (Q41)

	TOTAL	%
1) A lot		46.2
2) A little [OR]		35.0
3) Nothing at all		17.8
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		1.0
Total	1033	100.0

155) [ASK IF HEARD AT LEAST A LITTLE (Q41=1,2):] Do you think building the Islamic cultural center and mosque near the World Trade Center should be allowed, or should it not be allowed? (Q42)

	TOTAL	%
1) Should be allowed		71.9
2) Should not be allowed		19.7
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		8.4
Missing	156
Total	877	100.0

156) [ASK IF SHOULD BE ALLOWED (Q42=1):] And do you personally feel that building the Islamic cultural center and mosque near the World Trade Center is a good idea or a bad idea? (Q43)

	TOTAL	%
1) Good idea		69.4
2) Bad idea		20.6
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		10.0
Missing	388
Total	645	100.0

157) [ASK ALL:] Over the past few years, has there been opposition to the building of a mosque or Islamic center in the community where you live, or not? (Q44)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes		14.1
2) No		78.6
3) (VOL) No one has proposed building a mosque or Islamic Center		1.8
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		5.6
Total	1033	100.0

158) [ASK ALL:] Now I have a few questions about your own religious practices... On average, how often do you attend the mosque or Islamic Center for Salah (sal-AH) and Jum'ah (joom-AH) prayer? [READ] (Q60)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than once a week		18.0
2) Once a week for Jum'ah (joom-AH) prayer		29.1
3) Once or twice a month		12.2
4) A few times a year especially for the Eid (EED)		22.0
5) Seldom		6.7
6) Never		11.5
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.5
Total	1033	100.0

159) [ASK ALL:] Now I have a few questions about your own religious practices... And outside of Salah (sal-AH) and Jum'ah (joom-AH) payer, do you take part in any other social or religious activities at the mosque or Islamic Center? (Q61)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes		35.2
2) No		63.5
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		1.3
Total	1033	100.0

160) [ASK ALL:] Now I have a few questions about your own religious practices... How important is religion in your life - very important, somewhat important, not too important, or not at all important? (Q62)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very important		69.0
2) Somewhat important		21.8
3) Not too important		5.7
4) Not at all important		2.0
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		1.4
Total	1033	100.0

161) [ASK ALL:] Now I have a few questions about your own religious practices... Concerning daily Salah (sal-AH) or prayer, do you in general, pray all five Salah (sal-AH) daily, make some of the five Salah (sal-AH) daily, occasionally make Salah (sal-AH), only make Eid (EED) prayers, or do you never pray? (Q63)

	TOTAL	%
1) Pray all five Salah		47.6
2) Make some of the five Salah daily		17.7
3) Occasionally make Salah		17.9
4) Only make Eid prayers		7.0
5) Never Pray		8.2
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		1.5
Total	1033	100.0

162) [ASK ALL:] Now I have a few questions about your own religious practices... Which statement comes closest to your view? [READ AND RANDOMIZE] (Q64)

	TOTAL	%
1) There is only ONE true way to interpret the teachings of Islam [OR]		36.5
2) There is MORE than one true way to interpret the teachings of Islam		56.6
3) (VOL) Other		0.2
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		6.7
Total	1033	100.0

163) [ASK ALL:] Now I have a few questions about your own religious practices... Which statement comes closest to your view? [READ AND RANDOMIZE] (Q65)

	TOTAL	%
1) Islam is the one, true faith leading to eternal life [OR]		35.3
2) Many religions can lead to eternal life		56.0
3) (VOL) Other		2.0
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		6.8
Total	1033	100.0

164) [ASK ALL:] Now I have a few questions about your own religious practices... Do you believe [RANDOMIZE AND INSERT], or not? [a. In one God, Allah] (Q66A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, believe		95.7
2) No, do not believe		3.6
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.7
Total	1033	100.0

165) [ASK ALL:] Now I have a few questions about your own religious practices... Do you believe [RANDOMIZE AND INSERT], or not? [b. In the Prophet Muhammed] (Q66B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, believe		96.4
2) No, do not believe		3.0
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.6
Total	1033	100.0

166) [ASK ALL:] Now I have a few questions about your own religious practices... Do you believe [RANDOMIZE AND INSERT], or not? [c. In the Day of Judgment] (Q66C)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, believe		92.0
2) No, do not believe		6.7
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		1.3
Total	1033	100.0

167) [ASK ALL:] Now I have a few questions about your own religious practices... Do you believe [RANDOMIZE AND INSERT], or not? [d. In angels] (Q66D)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, believe		89.7
2) No, do not believe		9.2
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		1.1
Total	1033	100.0

168) [ASK ALL:] Now I have a few questions about your own religious practices... Do you think of yourself first as an American or first as a Muslim? (Q67)

	TOTAL	%
1) American		26.2
2) Muslim		49.1
3) (VOL) Both equally		17.9
4) (VOL) Neither		2.5
5) (VOL) Other		2.0
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		2.2
Total	1033	100.0

169) [ASK ALL:] Now I have a few questions about your own religious practices... Have you always been a Muslim, or not? (Q68)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes		80.0
2) No		19.9
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.0
Total	1033	100.0

170) [ASK ALL:] On another subject... How concerned, if at all, are you about the rise of Islamic extremism around the WORLD these days? Are you very concerned, somewhat concerned, not too concerned or not at all concerned? (Q75)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very concerned		42.3
2) Somewhat concerned		29.8
3) Not too concerned		13.6
4) Not at all concerned		10.0
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		4.3
Total	1033	100.0

171) [ASK ALL:] On another subject... How concerned, if at all, are you about the possible rise of Islamic extremism in the U.S.? Are you very concerned, somewhat concerned, not too concerned or not at all concerned? (Q76)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very concerned		31.1
2) Somewhat concerned		28.7
3) Not too concerned		18.4
4) Not at all concerned		16.6
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		5.2
Total	1033	100.0

172) [ASK ALL:] On another subject... How do you feel about this statement? Women should be able to work outside the home. Do you completely agree, mostly agree, mostly disagree or completely disagree? (Q80)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely agree		71.9
2) Mostly agree		18.3
3) Mostly disagree		5.9
4) Completely disagree		2.4
9) (VOL) Don't know/ Refused		1.5
Total	1033	100.0

173) [ASK ALL:] Generally, who do you think make better political leaders, [RANDOMIZE: men, women], or is there no difference? (Q81)

	TOTAL	%
1) Men		27.1
2) Women		4.4
3) No difference		67.8
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.6
Total	1033	100.0

174) [ASK ALL:] In your opinion, when men and women pray in a mosque, do you think that [READ OPTIONS IN ORDER TO HALF OF SAMPLE, IN REVERSE ORDER TO OTHER HALF OF SAMPLE] [INTERVIEWER: IF RESPONDENT INDICATES THAT WOMEN SHOULD PRAY BEHIND A CURTAIN, CODE AS OPTION 1] (Q82)

	TOTAL	%
1) Women should be separate from men, in another area of the mosque or behind a curtain [OR]		48.1
2) Women should pray behind men, with no curtain [OR]		24.6
3) Women should pray in an area alongside men, with no curtain		19.8
4) (VOL) Other		2.7
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		4.7
Total	1033	100.0

175) [ASK IF FEMALE:] When you are out in public, how often do you wear the headcover or hijab (hee-jab)? Do you wear it all the time, most of the time, only some of the time, or never? (Q83)

	TOTAL	%
1) All the time		35.6
2) Most of the time		4.7
3) Only some of the time		19.2
4) Never		39.5
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		1.0
Missing	572
Total	461	100.0

176) [ASK ALL:] Now, on another subject... Some people think that suicide bombing and other forms of violence against civilian targets are justified in order to defend Islam from its enemies. Other people believe that, not matter what the reason, this kind of violence is never justified. Do you personally feel that this kind of violence is often justified to defend Islam, sometimes justified, rarely justified, or never justified? (Q90)

	TOTAL	%
1) Often justified		1.3
2) Sometimes justified		7.2
3) Rarely justified		4.9
4) Never justified		80.7
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		6.0
Total	1033	100.0

177) [ASK ALL:] Do you think the U.S. effort to combat terrorism is a sincere effort to reduce international terrorism or don't know believe that? (Q91)

	TOTAL	%
1) Sincere effort		43.2
2) Don't believe that		41.0
3) (VOL) Both		2.1
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		13.7
Total	1033	100.0

178) [ASK ALL:] And which statement comes closest to your opinion? [READ] (Q92)

	TOTAL	%
1) A way can be found for the state of Israel to exist so that the rights and needs of the Palestinian people are taken care of [OR]		62.4
2) The rights and needs of the Palestinian people cannot be taken care of as long as the state of Israel exists?		20.3
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		17.2
Total	1033	100.0

179) [ASK ALL:] Overall, do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of Al Qaeda? [IF FAVORABLE, FOLLOW WITH: And is that very favorable or only somewhat favorable? IF UNFAVORABLE, FOLLOW WITH: and is that very unfavorable or only somewhat unfavorable?] (Q93)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very favorable		2.0
2) Somewhat favorable		3.5
3) Somewhat unfavorable		10.9
4) Very unfavorable		69.7
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		14.0
Total	1033	100.0

180) [ASK ALL:] In your opinion, have Muslim leaders in the U.S. done as much as they should to speak out against Islamic extremists, or have they not done enough to speak out against Islamic extremists? (Q94)

	TOTAL	%
1) Done as much as they should		33.8
2) Have not done enough		48.3
3) (VOL) Done too much		1.2
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		16.7
Total	1033	100.0

181) [ASK ALL:] Thinking about the U.S., do you think that the government's anti-terrorism policies single out Muslims in the U.S. for increased surveillance and monitoring, or don't you think so? (Q95)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, think government singles out Muslims for increased surveillance and monitoring		52.0
2) No, don't think so		33.9
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		14.1
Total	1033	100.0

182) [ASK IF THINK MUSLIMS ARE SINGLED OUT (Q95=1):] And how much does this both you? Would you say it bothers you [READ] (Q96)

	TOTAL	%
1) A lot		34.7
2) Some		38.4
3) Not much [OR]		11.0
4) Not at all		14.7
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		1.1
Missing	512
Total	521	100.0

183) Some law enforcement agencies are investigating extremism in the Muslim American community. In your opinion, are Muslims in the U.S. cooperating with these law enforcement agencies as much as they should, or are Muslims not cooperating enough? (Q97)

	TOTAL	%
1) Cooperating as much as they should		68.5
2) Not cooperating enough		14.1
3) (VOL) Cooperating too much		0.5
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		16.9
Total	1033	100.0

184) [ASK ALL:] In your opinion, how much support for extremism, if any, is there among Muslims living in the U.S.? [READ] (Q98)

	TOTAL	%
1) A great deal		5.7
2) A fair amount		15.3
3) Not too much [OR]		30.3
4) None at all		33.9
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		14.7
Total	1033	100.0

185) [ASK IF Q98=1,2,3:] Do you think support for extremism in the Muslim American community is [RANDOMIZE: increasing, decreasing] or staying about the same? (Q99)

	TOTAL	%
1) Increasing		7.2
2) Decreasing		29.5
3) Staying about the same		57.7
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		5.7
Missing	538
Total	495	100.0

186) [ASK ALL:] Sex [ENTER RESPONDENT'S SEX:] (SEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male		51.1
2) Female		48.9
Total	1033	100.0

187) [ASK ALL:] Recoded respondent age variable (AGECAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Age 18-29		35.8
2) Age 30-39		23.3
3) Age 40-54		28.1
4) Age 55 or older		12.2
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.6
Total	1033	100.0

188) [ASK ALL:] Recoded educational attainment variable. (EDUCCAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) High school or less		53.6
2) Some college		19.2
3) College graduate		15.4
4) Post-graduate training after college		11.4
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.3
Total	1033	100.0

189) [ASK ALL:] Recoded race/ethnicity variable. (RACETHN)

	TOTAL	%
1) White non-Hispanic		29.8
2) Black non-Hispanic		22.8
3) Asian non-Hispanic		20.8
4) Hispanic		6.4
5) Other non-Hispanic		18.3
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		1.9
Total	1033	100.0

190) [ASK ALL:] Are you Shi'a (SHE-uh), Sunni (SUE-knee), or another tradition? (Q199)

	TOTAL	%
1) Shi'a		10.8
2) Sunni		65.0
3) Other [SPECIFY:___]		5.6
4) (VOL) Muslim, non-specific		14.9
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		3.7
Total	1033	100.0

191) [ASK ALL:] Respondent's country of birth, recoded into regions - see Appendix A for definitions. (BIRTHREC)

	TOTAL	%
1) U.S.		36.2
2) Middle East/North Africa		25.4
3) Pakistan		8.7
4) Iran		3.4
5) South Asia (excluding Iran and Pakistan)		7.3
6) Sub-Saharan Africa		6.8
7) Other regions/Undetermined		10.7
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		1.6
Total	1033	100.0

192) [ASK IF RESPONDNT WAS BORN IN U.S.:] Respondent's father's country of birth, recoded into regions - see Appendix A for definitions. (FATHERREC). (FATHREC)

	TOTAL	%
1) U.S.		57.1
2) Middle East/North Africa		16.6
3) Pakistan		7.2
5) South Asia (excluding Iran and Pakistan)		7.3
7) Other regions/Undetermined (including Iran and Sub-Saharan Africa)		8.3
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		3.6
Missing	744
Total	289	100.0

193) [ASK IF RESPONDENT WAS BORN IN U.S.:] Respondent's mother's country of birth, recoded into regions - see Appendix A for definitions. (MOTHERREC) (MOTHREC)

	TOTAL	%
1) U.S.		67.4
2) Middle East/North Africa		9.9
3) Pakistan		5.3
5) South Asia (excluding Iran and Pakistan)		7.3
7) Other regions/Undetermined (including Iran and Sub-Saharan Africa)		8.2
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		2.0
Missing	744
Total	289	100.0

194) [ASK IF RESPONDENT NOT BORN IN U.S.:] Are you currently a citizen of the United States, or not? (CITIZEN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes		69.6
2) No		29.6
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.8
Missing	289
Total	744	100.0

195) [ASK ALL:] Are you currently married, living with a partner, divorced, separated, widowed, or have you never been married? [IF R SAYS 'SINGLE,' PROBE TO DETERMINE WHICH CATEGORY IS APPROPRIATE] (MARITAL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married		54.7
2) Living with a partner		1.9
3) Divorced		4.9
4) Separated		1.2
5) Widowed		1.8
6) Never been married		34.9
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.6
Total	1033	100.0

196) [ASK IF MARRIED OR PARTNERED (MARITAL=1,2):] Recoded. And what is your [IF MARITAL=1: spouse's/IF MARITAL=2: partner's] religious preference? Muslim, Christian, Jewish, Hindu, Buddhist, or something else? [SEE SURVEY TOPLINE FOR DETAILED INTERVIEWER INSTRUCTIONS] (Q200REC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Muslim		82.7
2) Non-Muslim		15.5
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		1.8
Missing	344
Total	689	100.0

197) [ASK ALL:] How would you rate your own personal financial situation? Would you say you are in excellent shape, good shape, only fair shape or poor shape financially? (Q202)

	TOTAL	%
1) Excellent shape		11.9
2) Good shape		34.1
3) Only fair shape		38.0
4) Poor shape		14.8
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		1.1
Total	1033	100.0

198) [ASK ALL:] Recoded household income variable. (INCOMECAT) (INCOME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than $30,000		40.2
2) $30,000 to under $50,000		16.7
3) $50,000 to under $100,000		19.0
4) $100,000 or more		12.7
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		11.4
Total	1033	100.0

199) [ASK IF BORN IN U.S. OR A CITIZEN OF U.S.:] Which of these statements best describes you? [READ IN ORDER] (REGA)

	TOTAL	%
1) Are you absolutely certain that you are registered to vote at your current address, [OR]		66.2
2) Are you probably registered, but there is a chance your registration has lapsed, [OR]		4.9
3) Are you not registered to vote at your current address		25.5
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		3.4
Missing	178
Total	855	100.0

200) [ASK ALL:] In politics TODAY, do you consider yourself a Republican, Democrat, or independent? (PARTY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Republican		5.5
2) Democrat		46.3
3) Independent		34.8
4) (VOL) No Preference		7.3
5) (VOL) Other party		0.5
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		5.5
Total	1033	100.0

201) [ASK IF INDEP/NO PREF/OTHER/DK/REF (PARTY=3,4,5,9): As of today do you lean more to the Republican Party or more to the Democratic Party? (PARTYLN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Republican		11.4
2) Democrat		49.8
9) (VOL) Other/Don't know/Refused		38.8
Missing	542
Total	491	100.0

202) [ASK ALL:] In general, would you describe your political views as... [READ] (IDEO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very conservative		6.6
2) Conservative		18.1
3) Moderate		38.5
4) Liberal [OR]		20.6
5) Very liberal		6.3
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		9.9
Total	1033	100.0

203) [ASK IF BORN IN U.S. OR A CITIZEN of U.S. AND AGE GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 20: In the 2008 presidential election between Barack Obama and John McCain, did things come up that kept you from voting, or did you happen to vote? (PVOTE08A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Voted		64.0
2) Did not vote (includes too young to vote)		30.0
3) (VOL) Not a citizen at the time of the 2008 election		3.6
8) (VOL) Don't remember if voted		0.5
9) (VOL) Refused		2.0
Missing	216
Total	817	100.0

204) [ASK IF VOTED (PVOTE08A=1)] Did you vote for Obama, McCain or someone else? (PVOTE08B)

	TOTAL	%
1) Obama		92.2
2) McCain		3.6
3) Other candidate		1.5
4) (VOL) Don't remember which candidate		0.2
9) (VOL) Refused		2.5
Missing	462
Total	571	100.0

205) [ASK ALL:] Do you happen to know what Barack Obama's religion is? Is he Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu, atheist, agnostic, or something else? [INTERVIEWERS: IF R SAYS 'MULTIPLE FAITHS/ALL OF THE ABOVE,' RECORD AS '8-SOMETHING ELSE' AND RECORD VERBATIM RESPONSE] (Q203)

	TOTAL	%
1) Christian (include volunteers of: Protestant, Church of Christ, Trinity Church, Baptist, Methodist, etc.)		55.0
2) Jewish		0.0
3) Muslim (include Islam/Islamic)		9.6
4) Buddhist		0.4
5) Hindu		0.5
6) Atheist		0.0
7) Agnostic		0.1
8) Something else [SPECIFIY: ___]		0.7
9) (VOL) Don't know		32.7
10) (VOL) Refused		1.1
Total	1033	100.0

206) [ASK ALL:] Are you now employed full-time, part-time or not employed? (EMPLOY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Full-time		40.4
2) Part-time		17.9
3) Not employed		39.6
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		2.1
Total	1033	100.0

207) [IF NOT EMPLOYED (EMPLOY=3) ASK:] Are you currently looking for work, or not? (EMPLOY1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, looking for work		41.2
2) No, not looking		57.9
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.9
Missing	651
Total	382	100.0

208) [IF PART TIME (EMPLOY=2) ASK: Would you prefer to be working full time, or not? (EMPLOY7)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, would prefer full time		65.0
2) No, would not		34.1
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		0.9
Missing	886
Total	147	100.0

209) [ASK ALL EXCEPT THOSE LOOKING FOR WORK IN EMPLOY1 (EMPLOY1=/=1): Over the past 12 months, has there been a time when you or someone in your household has been without a job and looking for work, or not? (EMPLOY8)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes		33.0
2) No		65.9
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		1.1
Missing	156
Total	877	100.0

210) [ASK IF R NOT BORN IN U.S.:] Recoded. In what year did you come to live in the U.S.? (Q204REC)

	TOTAL	%
1) 1947-1979		12.0
2) 1980-1989		15.7
3) 1990-1999		31.1
4) 2000-2011		39.6
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		1.5
Missing	308
Total	725	100.0

211) [ASK ALL:] Number of adults residing in respondent's household (recoded). (ADULT_COUNT). (HHADULT)

	TOTAL	%
1) One		13.9
2) Two		36.2
3) Three		19.8
4) Four or more		27.6
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		2.5
Total	1033	100.0

212) [ASK ALL:] Number of children under age 18 residing in respondent's household (recoded). (HHCHILD)

	TOTAL	%
0) None		37.8
1) One		18.0
2) Two		20.3
3) Three		11.6
4) Four or more		10.1
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		2.2
Total	1033	100.0

213) [ASK ALL:] Recoded. Total household composition. Based on QZ6a-d. See Topline in 'Muslim Americans: No Signs of Growth in Alienation or Support for Extremism' for question wording. (HHCOMP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Single Muslim household		9.3
2) Multiple Muslim household		66.8
3) Mixed religion household		19.8
9) Household composition is unclear		4.1
Total	1033	100.0

214) [ASK ALL:] Recoded. How many children have you ever had? Please count all your biological children who were born alive at any time in your life. [SEE SURVEY TOPLINE FOR DETAILED INTERVIEWER INSTRUCTIONS] (CHILDREN) (CHILD)

	TOTAL	%
0) None		34.2
1) One		11.2
2) Two		18.4
3) Three		13.7
4) Four or more		19.9
9) (VOL) Don't know/Refused		2.5
Total	1033	100.0

215) [ASK ALL:] Recoded respondent age variable (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-AGE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Age 18-29		36.0
2) Age 30-39		23.4
3) Age 40-54		28.3
4) Age 55 or older		12.3
Missing	14
Total	1019	100.0

216) [ASK ALL:] Sex [ENTER RESPONDENT'S SEX:] (for use with online analysis) (I-SEX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male		51.1
2) Female		48.9
Total	1033	100.0

217) [ASK ALL:] Recoded educational attainment variable. (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-EDUC)

	TOTAL	%
1) High school or less		53.8
2) Some college		19.2
3) College graduate		15.5
4) Post-graduate training after college		11.5
Missing	5
Total	1028	100.0

218) [ASK ALL:] In general, would you describe your political views as... [READ] (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-POLITICS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Conservative		27.4
2) Moderate		42.7
3) Liberal		29.9
Missing	91
Total	942	100.0

219) [ASK ALL:] Now I have a few questions about your own religious practices... On average, how often do you attend the mosque or Islamic Center for Salah (sal-AH) and Jum'ah (joom-AH) prayer? [READ] (Recoded for use with online analysis) (I-ATTEND)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than once a week		18.1
2) Once a week for Jum'ah (joom-AH) prayer		29.3
3) Once or twice a month		12.3
4) A few times a year especially for the Eid (EED) or seldom		28.8
5) Never		11.6
Missing	7
Total	1026	100.0