Do you perform Salah Five Times a Day?
In a Facebook poll of 3,577 respondents, 67.9% chose “Yes Always. Alhamdulillah!”. How we count
Yes Always. Alhamdulillah!
67.9%2,428
Sometimes I pray.
24.8%887
No I never pray.
4.1%145
I don't know how to pray.
2.7%96
I don't have time to pray.
0.6%21
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The devout core skews male 62/38, but flip to the honest middle — "Sometimes I pray" — and men make up 78% of that crowd, the widest gender gap on the board. Across 130 days and 3,577 votes, "Yes Always" never dropped below roughly two-thirds support, holding 68-72% every single day.
The five-times-daily crowd pulled votes from Malaysia, the US, Indonesia, the UK and Pakistan alike — every top-10 country except Canada leaned the same way. Only 3 of 3,577 voters were page fans, so this wasn't an echo chamber cheering itself on; it's outside visitors weighing in, and the devout answer won almost everywhere they came from.
- Gender gap widens · "Sometimes I pray" voters are 78% male, steeper than the 62% overall
- Stayed put · Leader held 68-72% support on every single day of 130
- Global agreement · 9 of 10 top countries leaned toward "Yes Always"