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towards a religion has become an object of culture, although faith does remain near and dear to many. This is so because the survey results showed that the laymen Muslims did spend a lot of time on thinking about Islam and contemplating about contemporary Islamic issues. They did have mediocre knowledge about the faith, and were able to make valuable input towards the survey. However, their apathy towards observing Islam in their daily lives has given the idea that following a religion is a culture more than a choice of faith for many. As a result, it can be concluded that the contemporary Muslim society doesn‟t care about the hadiths. Any effect of hadiths in their daily lives doesn‟t come from religious observance, but from a cultural habit. Being a Muslim today is a cultural identity more than a religious one. As for the Muslims in the madrasha, the next generation clerics, they are receiving daily doses of disputed facts and falsehoods. They are seldom encouraged to research on the Quran, but prompted to do so on hadiths. The survey clearly showed that on the scale of 1 to 5, when asked whether they regularly recite the Quran with its translation, the mean response was 3.8, with a standard deviation of 1. This has been the largest standard deviation in the entire survey after the question regarding female leadership. So we can see that even the madrashas are not encouraging their students to understand, ponder and research on the Quran. This certainly is a bad omen for Islam in 27
Bangladesh. It is more likely that this next generation of clerics will be even more conservative and deviated from the Word of God when they assume office. Tell me that I‟m making a mountain out of a molehill, but I think Bangladesh is slowly heading towards Europe – the conservative clerics practicing a perverted faith with the mainstream turning even more apathetic towards Islam. 28
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