why Islamophoia is increasing day by day in all world
Posted by: Taumoor Ababakar
28th Sep 2023 03:51pm
What is the reason that islamophoia is increasing? is this affect Islam and muslim in modern world?
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jtmorri
At the heart of it is religion. If no one was religious there would be more peace. It always comes down to people fear of the unkown by people and it differing from the social norm.
Bigbear
I have read that cases of Islamophobia continue to increase and welcome greater efforts to be made to combat discriminatory Islamophobia and welcome to raise awareness and promote better understanding of Islam and to encourage people to challenge negative stereotypes and biased attitudes towards Muslims. I like to promote respect for diversity and cultural differences and to promote peace, tolerance, and mutual understanding between people of different faiths and cultures.