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About two-fifths of the population would be concerned if a mosque was built in their neighbourhood or if a family member married a Muslim.
One in five would be concerned if a Muslim family moved next door and 3 in 10 would object to their child visiting a mosque.
Yet the public blame hostility to Muslims more on right-wing and far-right groups than on the behaviour of Muslims themselves, according to a ComRes poll commissioned by a group called Muslim Engagement and Development, which seeks to involve more Muslims in media and politics.
Groups such as the English Defence League are blamed by 61% of the population, followed by 55% who blame right-wing groups such as Ukip.