Islamophobia in Canada and its impact on community by Navaid Aziz
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Islamophobia in Canada has increased significantly in recent years according to multiple surveys. Polls from 2009-2017 show an increasing percentage of Canadians holding unfavorable views of Islam and Muslims, with a majority believing Muslims have fundamentally different values. Attacks on Muslim women and mosques have also increased, including the deadly attack at a Quebec City mosque in 2017 that killed 6 people. Resources for combating Islamophobia include academic papers, reports, and organizations that track Islamophobic incidents and promote education.
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This document discusses the perception and portrayal of Islam in the UK media before and after significant events like 9/11 and the 7/7 London bombings. It notes that immigration since the 1980s increased the Muslim population in the UK. After 9/11, Muslims faced physical and verbal abuse as the media portrayed them as terrorists. Subsequent terror attacks in the UK, like 7/7, further increased anti-Muslim hate crimes. Over time, right-wing groups grew larger and expressed more hate toward Muslims. The document also discusses organizations that track and support victims of anti-Muslim attacks as well as articles analyzing the negative and biased portrayal of Islam in British media. This biased coverage is argued to contribute to rising Islam
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Muslims and west post 9 11
I. Islam is the second largest religion globally with over 1.5 billion adherents. However, American views of Islam and Muslims have become increasingly unfavorable in recent years, especially after 9/11.
II. Polls show most Americans view Muslims as prone to violence and extremism. Discriminatory incidents against Muslims, like harassment and attacks on mosques, increased sharply after 9/11 and some political leaders made Islamophobic statements.
III. American Muslims face discrimination like heightened airport security checks, difficulties in the workplace if wearing religious attire, and the politicization of issues like the building of a mosque near Ground Zero in New York. Negative media portrayals contribute to Islamophobic stereotypes
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1) The media shapes events through the biases and values of editors, which can lead to unfair representations of Islam in a post-9/11 context. As the most widely read newspaper in the UK, The Sun newspaper has published misleading statistics and stories that reinforce negative stereotypes of Muslims.
2) For example, The Sun reported that "1 in 5 Brit Muslims' sympathy for jihadi", but the actual survey found only 4% had sympathy for those going to Syria, and 15% had some sympathy. By conflating these groups, the article twisted the facts.
3) The biased mediation of Islam through events like terrorist attacks can encourage Islamophobia by falsely implying all Muslims condone violence
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- 2. “The fear of and hostility towards Muslims and Islam that is rooted in racism and that results in individual and systemic discrimination, exclusion, and violence targeting Muslims and those perceived as Muslims.” Todd H. Green- The Fear of Islam
- 3. Objectives of Organized Islamophobia Islam as Monolithic and Static Islam as Separate and Other Islam as Inferior Islam as the Enemy The Runnymede Report
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- 9. Resources Books - The Fear of Islam: Todd H, Green -What Is Islamophobia: Edited by: Narzanin Massoumi Reports -Runnymede Report (1997 and 2017) -Project Someone (Islamophobia 2019) Papers on Islamophobia in Canada -Sarah Wilkins-Laflamme (Waterloo) -Sabreena Ghaffar Siddiqui (McMaster) Website: https://islamophobianetwork.com/
- 10. Conclusion vOur identity and faith v Intervene when safe vReport Hate Crimes vIncrease Literacy, educate, and discuss