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An 'unfathomable hatred of Islam': Ethno/graphing the trial for the Québec City mosque massacre. [PDF]
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Discrimination and health: A cross-sectional study comparing Muslims with other-religious. [PDF]
Scand J Public HealthIshaq B, Diaz E, Østby L.
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Perceptions of US-Based Muslim Patients of Their Dermatology Care.
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Al-Shajarah: Journal of the International Institute of Islamic Thought and Civilization (ISTAC), 2020
Islamophobia and the Challenge of Pluralism in the 21st Century” is a timely topic in a world in which there is increasing interdependence and coexistence among dissimilar peoples. Mutual acceptance and respect are requisites for social harmony in our interconnected world; thus, the need for the Muslim and the Western worlds to accommodate each other ...
John Corrigan, Lynn S. Neal
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Islamophobia and the Challenge of Pluralism in the 21st Century” is a timely topic in a world in which there is increasing interdependence and coexistence among dissimilar peoples. Mutual acceptance and respect are requisites for social harmony in our interconnected world; thus, the need for the Muslim and the Western worlds to accommodate each other ...
John Corrigan, Lynn S. Neal
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Israel Studies, 2019
This chapter discusses how, misled by Islamophobic propaganda, Britain and America were unable to come to terms with what they called ‘Islamism’. The origins of what is variously known as Islamism, Islamic fundamentalism, and radical Islamism lie in the 1960s, in the ideas of a handful of Muslims in Pakistan, Egypt, and Iran who believed that Muslims ...
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This chapter discusses how, misled by Islamophobic propaganda, Britain and America were unable to come to terms with what they called ‘Islamism’. The origins of what is variously known as Islamism, Islamic fundamentalism, and radical Islamism lie in the 1960s, in the ideas of a handful of Muslims in Pakistan, Egypt, and Iran who believed that Muslims ...
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Abstract In Britain today, far-right voices have entered the mainstream via the preexisting packaged discourse of Islamophobia. Right-wing and far-right voices have pushed anti-Muslim rhetoric to dangerous extremes and have been allowed to do so without much opposition. What largely accelerated this process was the Brexit campaign, which
Hopkins P, White J
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Psychoanalysis and History, 2009
Muslims, as members of minority communities in the West, grow up against a background of everyday Islamophobia. I suggest that the Muslim self internalized in such a setting is denigrated ( Fanon 1952 ), a problem usually grappled with during adolescence when identity formation is the key developmental task.
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Muslims, as members of minority communities in the West, grow up against a background of everyday Islamophobia. I suggest that the Muslim self internalized in such a setting is denigrated ( Fanon 1952 ), a problem usually grappled with during adolescence when identity formation is the key developmental task.
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Islamic Studies, 2010
This paper attempts to explore Islamophobia and assumes it to be a composite and multi-dimensional construct with its epistemic/symbolic dimensions having different connotations, the meaning of which needs to be distilled through its explication into less abstract dimensions.
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This paper attempts to explore Islamophobia and assumes it to be a composite and multi-dimensional construct with its epistemic/symbolic dimensions having different connotations, the meaning of which needs to be distilled through its explication into less abstract dimensions.
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2023
With the development of Muslim minorities in the West, there has been an upsurge of Islamophobia, namely an irrational fear of Islam as a threat. A report on the failures of multiculturalism in 1997 described Britain as a society of ‘parallel communities’.
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With the development of Muslim minorities in the West, there has been an upsurge of Islamophobia, namely an irrational fear of Islam as a threat. A report on the failures of multiculturalism in 1997 described Britain as a society of ‘parallel communities’.
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