A recent survey reveals that over half of Britons believe Islam is not compatible with British values, and four in ten think Muslim immigrants have a negative impact on the country. The poll, conducted among more than two thousand adults, found that Muslim immigrants are viewed more negatively than those from other religious backgrounds, such as Hindus, Sikhs, Jews, or Christians. The findings have been described as 'deeply worrying' by a prominent British imam, who highlights the high levels of anti-Muslim sentiment in the United Kingdom. Despite these views, the data also suggests that younger people are less likely to hold negative perceptions about Muslim immigrants or see Islam as incompatible with British values, offering hope for a more inclusive future.