Muslimophobic

English

Etymology

From Muslim +‎ -o- +‎ -phobic.

Adjective

Muslimophobic (comparative more Muslimophobic, superlative most Muslimophobic)

1. Alternative form of Muslimphobic
   • 2010, Asef Bayat, Being Young and Muslim: New Cultural Politics in the Politics in the Global South and North. - Page 298

     Muslim positions meanwhile which previously were identified for the most part with the extreme right have increasingly come to be respectable and mainstream

   • 2014 Frank Peter, Islamic Movements of Europe: - Page 217

     At that time, the new mosque and the foundations, which had already been widely criticised from different Muslimophobic angles, far from being a space for knowledge and dissemination of the Din of Islam, a gathering place, became more like a new place not to meet the rest of the population

   • 2012, Daniel Faas, Negotiating Political Identities, p 106

     The teachers I interviewed at Goethe Gymnasium seemed to ally the concept of Europe with multiculturalism whereas, at Tannberg, education was more Eurocentric with some teachers getting close to being Muslimophobic.