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Insecurity in Relationships Islam is solution Says UK university research Staff Correspondent Many young people of today's world see Islam as an answer to insecurity in relationships, found a study. The study, conducted on 135 young Bangladeshis who accepted a strong Islamic identity, revealed that those whose spouses are seriously involved in Islamic practices feel more secure about their relationships. The research was conducted by Body, Health and Religion Research Group (BAHAR), a network of researchers at Cardiff University in Wales, UK. It was revealed at a workshop held at the Centre for Advanced Research in Humanities in Dhaka University (DU), jointly organised by DU, Cardiff University and Economic and Social Research Council. Young Muslim women are now concerned on finding a dependable husband in an uncertain modern world, said Dr Santi Rozario of Cardiff University. They believe husbands who try to emulate practices of Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SM) are less likely to take part in extra marital affairs, said Dr Rozario, who is also the Principal Researcher of the study. “In other words, it seems like Islam is providing these girls with security in a world filled with uncertainties,” said Prof Firdous Azim of Brac University. Away from traditional arranged marriages and western-style dating and romantic love marriages, Islamic commitments also provide a third option for marriages, the research suggested. Bangladeshis, 96 in Bangladesh and 39 in UK, both married and unmarried, were interviewed for the study