See also: antimuslimism

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anti-Muslimism (uncountable)

  1. The practice or attitude of opposing Islam or Muslims.
    • 2011, Charles Husband, Yunis Alam, Social Cohesion and Counter-terrorism: A Policy Contradiction?[1], Bristol: Policy Press, →ISBN, →OCLC, page 108, →ISBN:
      As we briefly examine below something of the internal dynamics of anti-Muslimism as an ideology, and a psychologically underpinned expressive vehicle for identity maintenance, the contextual factors that provide the grist for this defensive elated mill must be continuously borne in mind.
    • 2013, Fred Halliday, Two Hours that Shook the World: September 11, 2001: Causes and Consequences[2], London: Saqi, →ISBN, →OCLC, →ISBN:
      The rise of a new anti-Muslimism in Serbia draws, in the first instance, on the experience of World War II []
    • 2017, Muhammad Ismail Ye Tun, “Chapter 2: MUSLIM INSTITUTIONS AND THE DESECURITISATION OF THE MUSLIM COMMUNITY IN MYANMAR”, in World Scientific[3]:
      Burma (Myanmar) has been in the headlines of international media for the eruption of anti-Muslim riots in the country in 2012. Using historical background, this paper makes an attempt to explain the causes of anti-Muslimism in Myanmar.

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