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July 02, 2009
 
Very Few Mosques Are Believed to Provide a Separate Praying Area for Women
 
 
A recent Gilani poll conducted by Gallup Pakistan shows that majority of all Pakistanis (85%) said that mosques situated in their local areas do not have any sort of reserved place for women to take part in the congregational prayers, while 12% claimed their local mosques do. The survey shows that Punjab is believed to have maximum number of mosques with female praying areas.

The recent Gilani poll was conducted in Pakistan by Gallup Pakistan, affiliated with Gallup International Association, among a sample of 2677 men and women from rural and urban areas of all four provinces of the country, during February 2009
















 

 


 

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