Islamophobia: how DU got it right
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The document discusses the experiences of Samiha Matin, a Muslim student at the University of Denver (DU). It notes the presence of the Denver Islamic Society near DU's campus and resources for Muslim students at DU like the Center for Multicultural Excellence and Muslim Student Association. It also mentions that hate crimes against Muslims increased after 9/11 and that the vast majority of terrorist attacks in the US from 1980 to 2005 were committed by non-Muslims. Matin states that creating an inclusive environment requires speaking up against injustices.
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The Washington Post
Education
This Marine vet was banned from his kid’s school after objecting to
Islam lessons
By Emma Brown
February 23, 2016
John Kevin Wood says his daughter’s school has banned him from campus for more than a year, illegally
punishing him for raising objections to classroom lessons about Islam. Now he’s gone to court for help, asking a
judge to remove the ban so he can watch his daughter graduate from high school.
“She’s in the final semester of her senior year, and as it stands right now, she’s going to have to go through that
life experience without her dad there,” said Kate Oliveri, a lawyer from the Michigan-based Thomas More Law
Center who is representing the Wood family.
The dispute dates to October 2014, when Wood’s daughter showed him several assignments for her 11th grade
World History class at La Plata High in Charles County, Md.
She had been asked to memorize the Five Pillars of Islam. She had been asked to write and recite the shahada,
the Muslim statement of faith: There is no God but Allah, and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah. She had
been taught, according to school papers submitted to federal court, that most Muslims’ faith is “stronger than
the average Christian.”
The lessons also taught that Islam was a “peaceful religion,” court papers say, and that “jihad” is a “holy war
waged on behalf of Islam as a religious duty; a personal struggle in devotion to Islam especially involving
spiritual discipline.” Wood is a Marine veteran who had lost two buddies in combat in the Persian Gulf during
Operation Desert Storm.
The school wasn’t just teaching Islam but was promoting it, it seemed to Wood, and in a way that amounted to
an assault on his family’s Christian faith.
When Wood called to complain about the assignments and request alternative work for his daughter, school
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officials issued a no-trespass order against him. Wood has not been allowed to set foot on the campus of La
Plata High since October 2014.
The order, which Wood’s lawyers posted online, says that Wood “made verbal threats against the school.” The
legal battle now centers on whether the school system unfairly punished Wood for speaking out.
In court papers, Wood says he never threatened physical harm against the school or its staff. Instead, he said,
he threatened to take his concerns public by going to the media and to lawyers.
The dispute turned into a legal battle last month, when Wood and his wife, Melissa, sued the Charles County
school system, alleging that La Plata High’s lessons on Islam violated their daughter’s civil and constitutional
rights.
“The First Amendment prohibits the promotion of the religion of Islam over other faiths, such as Christianity or
Judaism, in our public schools,” says the complaint, filed in U.S District Court in Maryland.
Katie O’M.
New Media: Sights of contestation or liberation for SA's Muslims Abstract - A...
This paper examines new media usage by Muslims in South Africa, as they have grown distrustful of mainstream media's coverage of Islam. South African Muslims frequently express discontent with stereotypical and negative media portrayals of their religion. This has led to the proliferation of Muslim-owned media alternatives, including email lists, social media groups, stand-up comedians and musicians. These new media platforms aim to present a more "balanced" and "authentic" view of Islam not found in established media, in order to counter perceived biases and misrepresentations that fuel Islamophobia. The paper will provide insight into how these Muslim media offerings have become popular credible alternatives to mainstream media for countering negative perceptions of their faith.
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- 1. The Denver Islamic Society, only about a five minute drive from DU, is a three-‐ story building consisting of a main musullah (prayer hall), a private sisters’ musullah, a meeting area, classrooms a library and a warming kitchen.
- 2. Samiha Matin, a second-‐year international studies student, is a practicing Muslim and chooses to wear a hijab everyday.
- 3. The Washington Post reports that following 9/11, hate crimes against Muslims on college campuses increased tenfold.
- 4. In addition to being co-‐president of DU’s Muslim Student Association, Matin works as a resident assistant at the Johnson-‐Macfarlane hall dorms.
- 5. The Huffington Post reported that 94% of terrorist attacks in the United States from 1980 to 2005 were carried out by non-‐ Muslims.
- 7. Du’s Center for Multicultural Excellence and Muslim Student Association serve as resources for a more inclusive community.
- 9. “…every student is provided the same opportunities. Whether or not they choose to take them is a personal decision that they have the agency to take.” –Samiha Matin
- 11. Posters such as this are plentiful on the DU campus and serve to eliminate harmful college phenomena such as rape culture and discrimination.
- 12. According to Matin, the key to creating an Islamophobic-‐free environment lies in the ability to speak up against an injustice when you see it.