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American attitude grew more intolerant towards Islam and Muslims after 9/11 developing a different type of racism defined as ‘Islamophobia’. Insisting that no single explanation effectively reported for the range of American racism, the paper proposed to establish a link between racism and Islamophobia. The study was qualitative and analyzed the data within Fredrickson’s concept of racism as scavenger ideology, reviewing researches from twentieth century scholarship. It claimed that racism as a manifestation of antiIslam prejudice had sustained in the history of America. Islamophobia as an ideological war is brought forward to justify Western particularly American racism in the backdrop of 9/11 terrorist attacks. It is not a new concept but a fabrication of the old animosity. The study offered a historical record of racism through which an inclusive account of Islamophobia was elaborated. It concluded that the entwined concepts spelled new life and ideology construction embedded in religious fear around the globe. It is significant as it will fill the gap in the contemporary research by examining the question of Islamophobia in relation to racism in a substantive manner.

Humaira Riaz, Samina Qadir. (2018) A Critical Enquiry of Racism ‘within the idioms of religion’ in America, , Volume-12, Issue-2.
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