مغرب میں اسلاموفوبیاکی تحریک اثرات اور درپیش چیلنجز

Abstract

This research paper, titled "The Islamophobia Movement in the West: Impacts and Challenges," examines the complex and far-reaching effects of Islamophobia, which has evolved into a global issue since the tragic events of 9/11. The destruction of the World Trade Center served as a turning point, intensifying anti-Muslim sentiment and establishing a new, hostile narrative. This study argues that Islamophobia is a deliberate movement that challenges fundamental principles of human rights and international norms, impacting global politics, economics, and social harmony.

The paper analyzes several key dimensions of this issue. It investigates the growing threat of Islamophobia to global peace and highlights the significant challenges faced by Muslim refugees in Western societies. A core focus is the economic discrimination prevalent in hiring practices and financial institutions, which limits opportunities and fosters inequality. The study also sheds light on the underrepresentation of Muslims in global organizations and economic sectors. Furthermore, it addresses the unique vulnerabilities and challenges faced by Muslim women, who are often at the forefront of this prejudice due to their visible religious identity. Drawing on data from the Global Islamophobia Index and expert analyses, this research provides a comprehensive overview of the issue's scale and depth. The paper concludes by offering policy recommendations to combat this systemic prejudice and foster a more inclusive and equitable world.