Reconfiguring Islamophobia

The book delves into the complex nature of Islamophobia, distinguishing between its political conceptualization and its real-world impact on victims. By presenting empirical evidence from over 100 individuals affected by Islamophobic hate crimes, it affirms the tangible reality of this discrimination. Additionally, the author's insider perspective as an adviser on related issues provides unique insights. The work challenges prevailing academic views and calls for greater accountability from politicians and policymakers in addressing this pressing issue.