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61% believe Islamization could reduce corruption and

promote social justice

When asked about the role of Do you think Islamizing the economy can promote
Islamization in reducing corruption social justice and reduce corruption in Pakistan?
and ensuring social justice, 61% of
respondents considered it a
significant step forward. In contrast,
18% believed there would be no 18%
impact, 15% felt the effect would be No Impact
minimal, and 7% were uncertain.
These findings suggest that
Islamization is widely viewed as a
potential driver for promoting 7%
fairness and reducing corruption 61% Not
within the economy. Yes, Sure
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15%
Slightly

68% want Pakistan to negotiate IMF loan terms in line with

Islamic economic principles

WShould Pakistan negotiate with the IMF to align its loan
A significant 68% of respondents agree that
conditions with Islamic economic principles?
Pakistan should negotiate with the IMF to
align its loan conditions with Islamic
economic principles. Meanwhile, 21% are
unsure, and 11% disagree, reflecting strong
support for integrating Islamic principles into
11% Pakistan's financial dealings with
international institutions.

21% Not Sure

68% Yes

DISCLAIMER: The views expressed by the survey participants do not necessarily reflect the official viewpoint of the Institute of Cost and
Management Accountants of Pakistan. Furthermore, Gallup Pakistan has conducted this poll according to the ESOMAR Code of Ethics
and internationally recognized principles of scientific polling. The results of this Report do not represent views held by the authors or
Gallup Pakistan. The results only represent public opinion, computed based on views expressed by anonymous respondents.

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