ISIS: Discrimination In The United States

Donald Trump has suggested a “total and complete shutdown” of Muslims entering the U.S. While ISIS

Why: Donald Trump believes that the only way to effectively combat terrorism is to disallow Muslims from entering the united states.

President Trump's executive order " Muslim Ban" blocking people of Iran, Iraq, Sudan, Syria, Libya, Yemen, and Somalia from coming to the U.S. Trump’s ideology is to protect the American people from Muslim terrorist attacks to make America safe again. Trump and his team may not be aware that by combining Muslims and terrorists; they spreading the suspicion, fear and consequently rising Islamophobia and racism. The ban disrupting the personal and professional lives of millions of immigrants who have been settled their life in America with the hope of freedom and fortune. Unfortunately, mainstream media have been controlling the flow of information, brainwashing and manipulating people, spreading misrepresentations and fears about Muslim, and

According to CAIR.com, the council of American-Islamic Relations, “Almost 4 in 10 Americans have an unfavorable view of Islam.” Malala Yousafzai said that: “there should be no discrimination against languages people speak, skin color, or religion”. Discrimination comes in many forms such as age, gender, ethnicity, religion, and more. It had always been part of human nature; nevertheless, after the tragedy incident of 9/11 Muslims are widely seen as victims of discrimination especially those in foreign countries. Discrimination came in the form of both oppression and violence. Moreover, these bullies lead to a number of serious effects on a person's life such as depression and anxiety. Even though, some think that all Muslims cause violence,

America was founded on upon the ideals of being a melting pot of various races, religions, and ethnic origins. Hundreds of years ago, this county provided hope and opportunity to the rest of the world’s poor and oppressed. And each of those factions has contributed to the United States’ welfare in some way, shape, or form since the beginning. But today Americans face new fears that have stirred up old ways of thinking which may disrupt the pursuit of life and liberty for all in the land of the free. Republican front runner, Donald Trump, has hatched an inflammatory plan to ban an entire group of people from entry into this county basically throwing out the whole cart as a result of a few very bad apples. But this plan to ban all Muslims is an overreaction without regard to the minority extremists found throughout the populace. Muslims should not be banned from the United States because America has always been a

Unlike other terrorists groups whose main purpose is to enforce terrorism around the world, ISIS’ brutal strategies are how they defend their beliefs and protect their land (Chavez). ISIS has been able to obtain a majority of their land even with U.S. led coalition strikes and ground operations; they control much of the Tigris-Euphrates river basin, northern central Iraq, and northern Syria and seek to control every aspect of their land in each city and town, including essential roads, oil fields, and military facilities (BBC). “In March [of] 2015, the president of the International Committee of the Red Cross [estimated there to be] more than 10 million people [living under ISIS control]” (BBC). Inside areas where ISIS imposes its austere rendition of Sharia, another way to say the “framework” of Islam, women wear full veils, public beheadings are a daily routine, and those who refuse this way of life are forced to supply the government with a certain tax, convert, or choose death

Radical Islamists are activists whose main goal is to form an international group of Islamic believers. They are determined to form this group in whatever way they can, even using violence and having mass killings. The United States of America allows them to be radical because of their needs such as, oil. They take teachings from the Qur’an and radicalize them into violence and harsh beliefs, however, the majority of Muslims do not believe in most all of the ways of radical Islamists.

Muslim women are continually marginalized by American society, due to their gender, religion, ethnicity and race. Between growing up in an Islamophobic country, being divided by race and religion, the social and cultural pressures of being a woman and the media/public labeling one as a terrorist, Muslim women face extremely challenging issues living in America. However, as a result of their unique intersectional axis, they fail to receive support from advocacy organizations. Thus, it is evident that the prevailing narrative concerning Muslim American women needs to change. The best approach would be an intersectional method, that addresses gender, religion, ethnicity and race. These steps should include increased funding and support for “outreach and support programs in schools, mosques and neighborhoods,” that seek to deepen the ties between Muslim American women and the broader communities at large

Islam and Women The synopsis of My Forbidden Face: Growing Up Under the Taliban by Latifa is that of a sixteen-year-old girl who calls herself Latifa, because the use of her actual name could get her and her family either beaten or punished severely, or even death, even today. The book talks about how Latifa and her family react to the Taliban invading Kabul, the city where she lives it also talks about how she survives and eventually escapes to France through Pakistan. They have to suffer while the Taliban ignores that a woman “‘has the same right as an Afghan man to exercise personal freedom, choose a career, and find a partner in marriage’”(Latifa 53). The Taliban ignores that law and thinks what they are doing to women is just, and that makes Latifa angry and upset that she cannot attend college like her sister and mother, nor can she do anything anymore.

The unfortunate fact that Islam is the most misunderstood religion is still exist. Everyone must vividly remembers how the tragedy of 11 September 2001 occurred. Most of the American communities now are still shocked even after the attacks of 11 September has occurred for the past 14 years. Because of limited narrative about that day and its aftermath, it triggered the ongoing rumors about Arab, Muslim and Islam that we are terrorists. The reality that most members of the communities contend with daily was the environment that was originally created from the discrimination of government policies and biased media representations by the West. Hence, the level of anti-Muslim among the American communities sentiment have always increase day by day after the 11 September tragedy until now. Consequently, those who are tragically affected by

Many discrimination against Muslims after 9/11 attack have been rising immediately. Many people have started hating Muslims after this attack. Also, Muslims get stereotypes that they are terrorists and they are bad people. Many hatred people of American Muslims have been giving Muslims a hard time. The hatred people of Muslims have been giving Muslims a hard time by giving Muslims many threats, assaults, bombing of property. American Muslims have been facing many hate crimes in public and work, and the hate crimes against American Muslims have been rapidly increasing since the 9/11 attack.

In late January 2017, President Trump signed an executive order banning immigration from seven predominantly islamic countries. Trump stated that the order is necessary in order to keep radical terrorists out of the United States, but the main issue regarding this executive order is that many believe that the main cause for it is based on bigotry and not national security.

From the Japanese internment camps launched in 1942 by President Roosevelt, to the now newly formed Muslim Ban of 2017 by Donald Trump, the attempt to force out and contain what America finds foreign and unassimilable is not a new idea. It is a toxic way of governing which has found both the democratic and republican parties guilty, and it continues to this day to be a large part of our governing system. One demographic specifically targeted by this agenda is America’s population of Muslims. While Islamophobia has lived in America for many years, it intensified after the events of 9/11 when Bush launched a “War on Terror” effectively enforcing the ideology of the “Muslim enemy” as an “enemy of the state” (Kumar 9). This was done through fear mongering, the perpetuation of stereotypes, and by racializing Muslim Americans.

Muslim terrorists killed 28,328 people in 2015 and we cannot let more terrorist attacks similar to 9/11 happen again. Trump is firm on his idea that all muslims should temporarily not be allowed into the United States until he can defeat ISIS. Muslim terrorist attacks are on ongoing issue and Trump will be forceful to rid this country of them.

Donald Trump must have missed the memo on that one, considering he quote “wants a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our representatives can figure out what the hell is going on.”. He also says that Muslims believe in “murder against non-believers who won’t convert, beheadings, and more unthinkable acts.” It’s easy to see “what the hell is going on”; Americans (Trump included) are biasing Muslims based off of the actions of a religious terrorist group that don’t even follow the basic rules of Islam!