The document appears to be a survey about stereotypes of Muslims in Singaporean society. It asks respondents about their perceptions of Muslims and whether they associate them with terrorism. The majority of respondents do not think their Muslim classmate/colleague would be a problem, but some admit to privately suspecting Muslims as potential terrorists based on appearance alone. Respondents recognize stereotyping is wrong and that greater understanding is needed to improve religious harmony.

1. SURVEY RESULTS

2. In Singapore, do you think there are stereotypes about Muslims being Terrorists?

3. How would you feel if your classmate/colleague/co-worker is a Muslim? 51.7% 0% 5% 46.7% 5%

4. Which of the following words will you associate with when the word "Muslim" is mentioned?

5. Have you seen anyone pointing out a Muslim as a potential terrorist in public places based on his appearance?

7. Do you think the general public suspects what they teach in the Islamic Madrasah (Islamic Schools) to be linked with terrorism?

8. On what grounds would you identify a Muslim as a Radical Extremist/Terrorist? 30% 26.7% 88.3% 38.3%

9. Accurate?

11. On a rating of 1-10, rate the level of harmony the Muslims have with the other religions in Singapore

12. What sort of impact do you think a stereotype on Muslim being terrorists has on Society?

13. What do you think can be done to reduce this stereotype?