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    for the collective guilt ascribed to followers of Islam and anyone who resembled them. The types of incidents reported ranged from verbal abuse to physical threat, violence and the destruction of property (Zine, 2003). In this essay the issue of Islamophobia and Human Rights will be discussed, along with a literature review that will be conducted. It is not only the safety of Muslims (and those mistaken as Muslims) that was being compromised by the topic, but also their ability to access basic needs

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    the years things started to change. People’s view changed. Their beliefs and way of thinking alterd. .they started to see muslims in a different light. They started to think that muslims are terrorist , kidnappers and killers.and this is where islamophobia began What is islampophobia? Islamphobia is the fear of islam. A behavior that many people react to when they hear about islam. In the recent years islamphobia started to increase rapidly. People started to get hurt especially muslims. Islamphobia

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    recent years, islamophobia has become a serious problem plaguing our society due to the stigma placed onto the muslim religion and Middle-Eastern people by outlets such as social media, politicians, and personal opinions. With the increase of negative attitudes towards these people due to currents events, more awareness needs to be raised to make them feel safer and to remove this unjustifiably placed stigma from their shoulders. In Slate’s video, “How American Muslims Cope with Islamophobia”, Ismail

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    state that media sometimes play an important role in shaping people’s opinions toward things; especially when it comes to sensitive contents such as politics or religion issues, and in this case: Islamophobia. Due to the ability to generate people’s thoughts, they have consecutively risen the Islamophobia issues from time to time. As a result, they certainly impact the society as well as distorting the Muslims in many aspects. According to what Jackson (2010) has stated in his journal that “people

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    Islamophobia is well and alive in the United States of America. Many people would argue that Islamophobia is non-existent and a myth. It would be wonderful if it was indeed pure fiction. Sadly, this is a concern that is evident not only here in the U.S. but places around the world as well. Places such as France, the United Kingdom, and even Latin America. Whether one chooses to admit it to themselves or not, the fact is that there is a fear towards Muslims in this country and it is detrimental.

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    Islamophobia Hate Crime

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    political scientists, Islamophobia is increasing the threat of terrorism. Some Americas have this fear that Muslims are going to ‘Islamize’ America which is--Islam is somehow trying to take over America or the world. But the possibility for a takeover is low as Muslim Americans are barely 1% of the total population in America. Islamophobia isn't just wrong in the sense that it's unethical for Americans but also, wrong in the sense that it's fundamentally inaccurate. Islamophobia is making the threat

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    Islamophobia Justified: Western Values at Risk (M-103 Response) CLN4N - Gr. 12 Law ISP Kianoush Dadkhah Shokrollahi Ms. Heim Word Count: 1868 Islam is expanding. It is currently the fastest growing religion in the world, and with the refugee crisis in Europe and North America, the Islamification of the West is inevitable if we do not oppose it; and it seems like our government does not oppose it. In today’s society, people are taught to tolerate a religion that poses a great threat

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    the Muslim community, or really anyone in a burka or a turban, have been increasing rapidly since the 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center. Islamophobia is now a wide spreading epidemic that is based on faulty fact and stereotypes. Just like the mass McCarthy-era anti-Communist witch trials that proliferated the 60’s, Islamophobia has been flung at everyone who can or could be easily associated with terrorism by means of religion. The weeks after the attacks on the World Trade Center

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    In Saitama Sanfo’s opinion piece, Islamophobia In America, she makes a point to direct attention to the amount of prejudice Muslim people receive and the amount of misrepresentation their religion is given. Through lack of accurate media representation, Islam has become synonymous with terrorism and Muslims have been subjected to a large amount hate crimes and slander towards themselves and their beliefs. Due to the constant generalizations of the entire religion, Sanfo made it a point to call out

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    Masci). Though Islam is thought of as one of the most popular religion across the world, many still lack the understanding of what Islam is. Following 9/11, the perception of Muslims changed thus proposing the idea of Islamophobia. Defined by the Oxford English Dictionary Islamophobia is the unfair prejudice or discrimination towards Muslims due to race, religion, or ethnic identity. The idea changed the way that all Muslims were perceived throughout America and the world. Muslims today face discrimination

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