A study by the social integration thinktank British Future and the British Muslim Trust, the government’s official partner in monitoring Islamophobia, finds that some public attitudes toward Muslims are causing concern. The research reports that while most Muslims say the UK is a good place to be Muslim, a minority of Britons believe the growth of the Muslim population poses a “foundational threat” to UK culture. The report also says a majority of Britons consider Muslims to be as British as white non-Muslims. Researchers warn that hostile attitudes toward Muslims could become more accepted over time if they are not challenged. The findings reflect a broader pattern in which many people hold inclusive views about Muslims’ place in British society, but a smaller segment expresses cultural threat concerns. Overall, the study frames its results as relevant to social cohesion and the monitoring of Islamophobia in the UK.