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50 Introduction Table 2: Interviewees by region of origin (part 2) Country/region of origin absolute in % North Africa 514 8.6 Thereof from Algeria 64 1.1 Libya 6 0.1 Morocco 289 4.8 Tunisia 155 2.6 other parts of Africa 446 7.2 Thereof from Ethiopia 68 1.1 Ivory Coast 11 0.2 Eritrea 66 1.1 Gambia 13 0.2 Ghana 86 1.4 Guinea 19 0.3 Cameroon 25 0.4 Liberia 2 0 Mozambique 1 0 Nigeria 33 0.5 Senegal 27 0.4 Sierra Leone 5 0.1 Somalia 5 0.1 Sudan 12 0.2 Togo 73 1.2 Total with a migrant background 5268 87.7 Without a migrant background 736 12.3 Total 6004 100 Source: MLG 2008, dataset of interviewees aged 16 and over, unweighted.
The analyses take place at two levels: > In order to estimate the number of Muslims living in Germany and to describe their structure, the data on all persons living in the household were considered at the first level (chapter 2). For this a data record was created with each person in the household represented as a separate case, i.e. the household data record was split. This increases the basis for the projection to 16,992. Some content-related questions from the personal data record can also be analysed which relate to specific groups of persons, e.g. the extent to which women living in the household wear a headscarf (chapter 4.7.1) or the participation of female students in sport and swimming lessons, sex and religious education and school trips (chapter 4.6). The conclusions drawn in the study on the structure of Muslims living in Germany, for example by country of origin, age, gender or religious persuasion, are based on evaluations of the household members. > At the second level the in-depth questions relating to personal aspects of integration are only directed at the interviewees themselves and they are therefore evaluated at the level of the interviewees (chapters 3 to 5). The conclusions relating to aspects of integration and everyday behaviour therefore apply to evaluations of the interviewees. > Introduction 51 The procedure for the study is shown as a flow chart in the following overview
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