British Muslims in Numbers
Since its inception in 1997, the Muslim Council of Britain has pursued data-driven approaches to understand and advocate for our diverse British Muslim communities
As part of this, the MCB was an active member of the interfaith alliance that lobbied successfully for the religion question in the Census, first appearing in 2001. This webpage presents the outcome of that effort: regular analysis of our Muslim communities through deep analysis of the Census data.
Census Resources
Census News
21 May 2024
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Scotland 2022 Census Findings: Youth and diversity
19 Apr 2023
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Muslim Council of Britain responds to latest Joseph Rowntree Foundation report revealing deepening poverty in Scotland
21 Dec 2017
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Census 2021 Consultation
18 May 2017
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British Muslims in Numbers: Briefing 13 – May 2017
20 Jan 2017
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British Muslims in Numbers: Briefing 11 – December 2016
20 Sep 2016
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British Muslims in Numbers: Briefing 10 – September 2016
26 May 2016
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British Muslims in Numbers: Briefing 9 – May 2016
15 Oct 2015
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British Muslims in Numbers: Briefing 5 – October 2015
2 Jul 2015
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British Muslims in Numbers: Briefing 2 – July 2015
31 May 2015
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British Muslims in Numbers: Briefing 1 – June 2015
13 Feb 2003
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Census Results Social history in the making
27 Apr 2001
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Religious Affiliation Counts in the Census
16 Jun 2000
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A RECOGNITION OF FAITH IDENTITY
6 Jun 2000
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IDENTITY – FAITH NOT ETHNICITY
17 May 2000
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Muslims Want a Better Britain for All Its Citizens
23 Mar 1999
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Government White Paper on The 2001 Census The Religion Question & What Needs to be Done
17 Jun 1998
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