Denominational dive-in: Anglicanism
IIFL’s third ‘denominational dive-in’ explores Anglicanism, one of the world’s largest Christian denominations with members all around the world.
Most Muslims in Britain identify by their faith first
Vivek Mishra writes about the findings of IIFL’s latest report, ‘Belonging, Belief & Britishness,’ for Eastern Eye.
Lived experiences of British Muslims highlighted in new report
IIFL’s latest report presents a nuanced and data-driven portrait of British Muslims’ experiences, political engagement, and sense of belonging in the UK.
Muslims in the UK are more likely to define themselves by their faith ahead of their nationality
Religious Affairs Correspondent Kaya Burgess covers IIFL’s latest report, ‘Belonging, Belief & Britishness,’ in The Times.
Report – Belonging, Belief & Britishness: Exploring the British Muslim Experience on Their Own Terms
This report by the Institute for the Impact of Faith in Life combines quantitative and qualitative research to understand the diversity of the British Muslim community and the relationships British Muslims have with Britain today.
The global Muslim community and sustainability (February 2025)
IIFL hosted an event at the Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia which examined the relationship between sustainability and Islam
Denominational dive-in: Sunni Islam
IIFL’s second ‘denominational dive-in’ explores Sunni Islam, one of the world’s largest religious denominations with several different communities within it.
Dr Amanda Murjan appears on BBC Radio 4 Sunday to discuss IIFL’s latest report
Dr Amanda Murjan was invited to discuss IIFL’s latest report, ‘Conserving the World in Faith: An in-depth study of how Faith Inspires Environmentalism,’ with Edward Stourton on BBC Radio 4 Sunday.
IIFL report shows Hindus are the faith group most likely to engage in eco-friendly actions in Britain
Aamna Mohdin covers IIFL’s latest research on the relationship between faith and sustainability for the Guardian.
Report – Conserving the World in Faith: An in-depth study of how Faith Inspires Environmentalism
In 2024, the Institute for the Impact of Faith in Life launched a project exploring the relationship between faith and sustainability. The research had two phases. The first phase was a quantitative study and the second was a qualitative study using interviews to delve deeper into the survey’s findings and explore new areas beyond the scope of quantitative data collection. Interviews also allowed us to give voice to Jewish, Sikh and Buddhist perspectives, which were underrepresented in the survey and so could not be considered statistically significant.
This report sets out the key findings from the qualitative study in the context of the findings from the first phase.