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48.6% of Muslims aged 16-64 in England and Wales were not employed, compared to 29.1% of the total working age population, based on the 2021 census Muslims recorded the lowest employment rate of any religious group, only 51.4%, compared to 73% among Christians and 74% among people of no religion. The data also shows that 41.9% of Muslims of working age were not economically active, meaning they were not employed and were not actively looking for work, while 6.7% were unemployed and looking for work.

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48.6% of Muslims aged 16-64 in England and Wales were not employed, compared to 29.1% of the total working age population, based on the 2021 census Muslims recorded the lowest employment rate of any religious group, only 51.4%, compared to 73% among Christians and 74% among people of no religion. The data also shows that 41.9% of Muslims of working age were not economically active, meaning they were not employed and were not actively looking for work, while 6.7% were unemployed and looking for work.

48.6% of Muslims aged 16-64 in England and Wales were not employed, compared to 29.1% of the total working age population, based on the 2021 census Muslims recorded the lowest employment rate of any religious group, only 51.4%, compared to 73% among Christians and 74% among people of no religion. The data also shows that 41.9% of Muslims of working age were not economically active, meaning they were not employed and were not actively looking for work, while 6.7% were unemployed and looking for work.