UK mosque attendance declines by 15% within two years due to abuse sc…

Market overview

High-profile cases of imams abusing their positions often lead to reduced mosque attendance as congregants distance themselves from institutions. A 15% decline would match trends seen after similar scandals, such as the 2019 child abuse cases in Rochdale.

social prediction market

Implied probability (Yes)

72%

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