Day after day, echo the sounds of disconcerted newscasters, announcing the new terrorist attacks around the world; although the minority of these terror attacks, in truth, correspond with Islamic Extremist groups, politicians have exaggerated the quantity and intensity of “violent Muslims” by combining these terror attacks news with the “traditional” and “not Western” cloth preferences of some Muslims, and thus created an illogical detest towards all Muslims. This unrightful generalization that all Muslims are violent, and this judging of people wearing hijabs or thobes started to gravely pressurize Muslim people within and without their homeland. Islamophobia, the unreasonable fear and abase of the second largest religion of the globe, puts
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According to The Student View, some political leaders drive this phobia in order to appeal to the interests and fears of their potential voters. Donald Trump, for instance, appealed to voters’ insecurities about Muslims and tried to exploit that fear so that he can get easily accepted by the American crowd (Source B). After deplorably violent attacks of some Islamic extremists, it is true that numerous people did sow the seeds of Islamophobia, in the past; however, continuous political usage of Islamophobia strongly reinstated the idea of ostracizing the Muslims. Vague generalizations to reconstitute the idea of Muslim threat is also practiced by political commentator Bill O‘Reilly as he specified at Fox News: “But they are not just militants and terrorists. They are Islamic driven killers who protected al Qaeda before the 9/11 attack. [ . . . ] [President Obama] should make defeating the Jihad a central issue [ . . . ] Radical Islam is a direct threat to the entire world” (Source D). It is an undeniable fact that there are tremendously murderous Islamic terrorists, just as there are terrorists of other sects and rebellious groups. What really matters for world peace is shaming and fighting with all kinds of terrorism all around the world. Putting Islam terrorism in the worst end of the spectrum, and keeping it in a whole separate place seriously worsens daily lives of billions of innocent Muslims. According to The Student View, of the 1.57 billion Muslims, approximately 31,000 is involved in ISIS, 36,000 in Taliban, and 10,000 in Al Qaeda, which proves that there are at least about 1.56 billion Muslims who aren’t involved in any sort of terror act (Source B). Feeling culpable for something they didn’t commit, these Muslims are being implicitly or explicitly insulted in public which unavoidably
According to The Student View, some political leaders drive this phobia in order to appeal to the interests and fears of their potential voters. Donald Trump, for instance, appealed to voters’ insecurities about Muslims and tried to exploit that fear so that he can get easily accepted by the American crowd (Source B). After deplorably violent attacks of some Islamic extremists, it is true that numerous people did sow the seeds of Islamophobia, in the past; however, continuous political usage of Islamophobia strongly reinstated the idea of ostracizing the Muslims. Vague generalizations to reconstitute the idea of Muslim threat is also practiced by political commentator Bill O‘Reilly as he specified at Fox News: “But they are not just militants and terrorists. They are Islamic driven killers who protected al Qaeda before the 9/11 attack. [ . . . ] [President Obama] should make defeating the Jihad a central issue [ . . . ] Radical Islam is a direct threat to the entire world” (Source D). It is an undeniable fact that there are tremendously murderous Islamic terrorists, just as there are terrorists of other sects and rebellious groups. What really matters for world peace is shaming and fighting with all kinds of terrorism all around the world. Putting Islam terrorism in the worst end of the spectrum, and keeping it in a whole separate place seriously worsens daily lives of billions of innocent Muslims. According to The Student View, of the 1.57 billion Muslims, approximately 31,000 is involved in ISIS, 36,000 in Taliban, and 10,000 in Al Qaeda, which proves that there are at least about 1.56 billion Muslims who aren’t involved in any sort of terror act (Source B). Feeling culpable for something they didn’t commit, these Muslims are being implicitly or explicitly insulted in public which unavoidably