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Presented to : Sir Basam Rana Course Title : International Politics of Human Rights
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Table of Content
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“ Islam is not a race, yet Islamophobia
partakes of racist characteristics.
Mohsin Hamid
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Introduction &
Origin Of
Islamophobia
Sadaf Asif
191940031
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Introduction
❑ Islamophobia is a combination of hate, fear, and prejudice against Islam and Muslims, as well as against
anything associated with the religion.
❑ Western powers Fearing that the Islamic Government will be established in the world.
❑ Islamophobia seems to be That it’s a few people’s problem. Actually this is not a few incidents but it is
affecting the whole world.
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Origin of Islamophobia
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❑ In 1942, a Muslim immigrant from Yemen was Denied citizenship because, writing
about “Arabs” the Court noted: “it cannot be expected that as a class They would readily
intermarry with our population and Be assimilated into our civilization.”
❑ The US court conflated “Arab” with “Muslim” Identity. The courts too believed that
such an identity Was “inconsistent with the Constitution”, and said so In public rulings.
❑ Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Statistics show that only 5% of domestic terrorist
Attacks involve a Muslim culprit, CVE is a programme Functionally tailored to prevent
and police Muslim Americans.
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Major Events and Their
Concequences
Sheeza Azam
191940024
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9/11 Attack
❑ On September 11, 2001, 19 militants hijacked four airplanes and carried out suicide attacks against
targets in the United States.
❑ Two planes were flown into the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York City. The third
plane hit the Pentagon, and the fourth crashed in a field in Pennsylvania.
❑ Almost 3,000 people were killed.
❑ The militants were associated with the Islamic extremist group al Qaeda.
❑ Triggered major U.S. initiatives to combat terrorism.
❑ The invasion of Afghanistan was intended to target terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden's al-Qaeda
organization.
❑ A far-right anti-Muslim movement started in the US.
❑ The flames of islamophobia reached the other parts of the world.
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7/7 Attack
❑ On July 7, 2005, there were coordinated suicide bomb attacks on the London transport system.
❑ In the subsequent investigation, the four bombers were characterized as “ordinary British citizens."
❑ In September 2005, al-Qaeda deputy leader Ayman al-Zawahiri claimed partial responsibility for the
bombings.
❑ In April 2007 three British Muslims were charged with assisting in the planning of the July 7
bombings, but they were cleared two years later.
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Impact of
islamophobia
Seher Faraz
191940063
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Impact of Islamophobia
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❑ Escalation of extremist behavior and remarks.
❑ Climate of Islamophobia.
❑ Hate business of Islamophobia.
❑ Islamophobia as National Security.
❑ Impacts of Islamophobia in different states of the world.
❑ Power politics under the environment of Islamophobia.
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Role OF Media in Generating
Islamophobia
Warda Fatima
191940031
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Negative Media Representations
❑ The majority of Western media are instead exposed Muslims as bad, mad, angry, uncivilized, irrational,
dangerous, and more recently, a security threat, is an image that is embedded in most media
misrepresentation and mischaracterization of Islam and Muslims.
❑ Islam as the religion of “violence”, and Muslims as the monolithic
“other” is used by many politicians and hate mongers alike
to create prejudice and fear.
❑ The media often now act as a fourth branch of the government
and a mouthpiece through which these narratives are normalised
and brought into our homes.
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❑ Geo political events such as the Iranian revolution, the occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan, and tragic
events of September 11th. 2011, did not create the image of the “Muslim other,” but these events were
key in exacerbating the negative stereotyping of Muslims in the media.
❑ The average French man overestimated with the 31% persons of
Muslims lived there while in actual the Muslims population is 5%,
due to the misconception of constant publication named as
“Immigration Crisis”.
❑ In MacLean’s Magazine of Canada, an article published by the
Mark Steyin, according to it Muslims breed faster than mosquitos & then they constitute Europe
named “Eurobia”.
❑ As anti-Muslim sentiment grows, it is clear that media coverage of Islam has a large part to play in
building increased feelings of suspicion, insecurity and anxiety among non-Muslims, and alienation
among Muslims.
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Model to tackle Islamophobia
Abdullah Navid
191940051
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Model to tackle Islamophobia
The following initiatives and policy changes to tackle the causes, driving forces, and impacts of
Islamophobia:
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THANKYOU!!!!!
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