Muslim culture and discriminerrorism backlashation due to t

Muslim culture and discriminerrorism backlashation due to t

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Topic: Muslim culture and discrimination due to terrorism backlash

Thesis Statement: Due to the rise of terrorist attacks across the world, Muslim culture has encountered an upsurge in negative stereotypes articulated by the larger society.

  1. Introduction

Since September 11, 2001 attacks, amplified racial and religious hatred has left Muslims, Arabs and Middle Easterners, fearful of potential hostility and hatred from persons of other cultures(Peek 69). These attacks, and the backlash they created, have widen the cultural division by society provoking hate crimes against Muslims in the West. Whenever there is a conspicuous attack nationally or internationally, there does tend to be a connection in events aimed at the Muslim community. There are few researches on the impact of fundamentalist Islamic terrorist occurrences on the incorporation of Muslim culture in Western societies.

  1. Historical Background
  2. Even though Muslim is a religious symbol and doesnot refer to any race, the line between cultural discrimination and racism is often distorted.
  3. The conflict between Muslim and Western societies started even before 9/11 attacks through media influences as well as political agendas of Muslims(Peek 71).
  4. After the attacks, Americans and other people across the world continued their harsh opinions and views about any person associated to Muslim culture and portrayed them as their enemy.
  5. Most of them turned their hatred and fear onto anyone who closely resemble the faces of the suspected terrorists.
  • Terrorism and Discrimination
  1. For the past two decades, terrorism presents a persistent and serious threat to the United States and other parts of the world.
  2. Most terrorists are Muslims and come from Arab countries such as: –
  3. Iraq
  4. Pakistan
  5. Afghanistan
  6. Syria
  7. As a consequence of the terrorist attacks, people have developed islamophobia, one that prompts them to reduce their interaction with Muslims, by ignoring them and committing hate crimes against them.
  8. The dislike and hatred has increased the level of perceived discrimination by Muslim culture and has decreased their integration within Western societies (Barkan 35).
  9. Terrorist attacks have negatively affected mutual trust between Muslims and other communities, thus increasing perceived discrimination of Muslims that they are dangerous people in the society.
  10. Effects of Terrorism and Discrimination on Muslims
  11. Decline of Muslim Immigrants in Western Societies
  12. The prevalence of terrorism has been closely associated with the Muslim discrimination in our society(Peek 112).
  13. Discrimination in workplaces, especially to Muslims, has made them opt to work in their native countries.
  14. In the United States, the population ratio and employment positions of young Muslim men in particular has decreased significantly (Peek 112).
  15. Increased health complication for Muslims
  16. There is an increase in cases of high blood pressure, cholesterol levels and self-evaluated general health for Muslims since the occurrence of September 11 attacks.
  17. Amplifiedtension, depression and anger due to the discrimination against Muslims as a result of terrorism(Barkan 37).
  18. Lack of proper treatment to Muslim immigrants, thus increasing the severity of a disease.
  19. Financial instability
  20. Terrorism and discrimination against Muslims has led to less possibilities of generating income.
  21. Many employers have negative attitudes towards Muslims and do not employ them, hence most of the Muslims struggle to earn their living (Peek 112).
  22. Conclusion
  23. It is evident that Muslim culture has faced an increased negative stereotypes articulated by the large society due to the rise of terrorist attacks across the world.
  24. Terrorism and discrimination against Muslims has led to many impacts.
  25. Decline of Muslim Immigrants in Western Societies.
  26. Increased health complication for Muslims.
  27. Financial instability.
  28. While the impact of terrorism and discrimination against Muslim is expected to be more definite, anti-discrimination programs may benefit for identifying noticeable situation in which Muslim bias is more likely to be recognized.

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