How many Malaysian Muslims surveyed in 2005 favoured implementing hudud law?

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57.3% of Malaysian Muslims surveyed in 2005 favoured implementing hudud law
In a survey conducted between December 15 and 18, 2005, 57.3 per cent of Malaysian Muslims surveyed said they wanted hudud to be implemented. This figure comes from responses collected from over 1,000 randomly selected Malaysian Muslims across peninsular Malaysia.
Survey timeframe and who was surveyed
The survey was carried out between December 15 and 18, 2005. It covered over 1,000 randomly selected Malaysian Muslims across peninsular Malaysia.
Share favouring hudud implementation
When asked about implementing hudud, 57.3 per cent of Malaysian Muslims surveyed favoured it. The reported results include multiple options, but the hudud figure is the one directly tied to implementing the law.
Context on how the results were reported
The survey had a wide range of findings, but only selected outcomes relating to Malaysian Muslim identity and the role of Quranic teachings in public life were highlighted. Among the highlighted results is the 57.3 per cent figure for hudud implementation.

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