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Islamophobic framing in US and UK media reinforces negative stereotypes of Muslims, portraying them as threats and contributing to their marginalization in society. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.SYNTHESIS. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.SUPPORTS_CONSENSUS.

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The research aims to analyze how Islamophobic tactics in Western media influence public perceptions of Muslims.

March 10, 2026Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism

Framing the Muslim ‘Other’: Mass Media and Islamophobic Practices Shaping Identity, Representation and Power in the West

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A content analysis examines Islamophobic media practices shaping Muslim identity and representation, implying a need for inclusive approaches.

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The research aims to analyze how Islamophobic tactics in Western media influence public perceptions of Muslims.
Performed systematic content analysis of 10 major US and UK newspapers (2020-2024)
Classified articles based on themes: religion, security, immigration, identity, and extremism
Examined the framing type, representation tone, and references to Islamophobia
Found a structural bias linking Muslims to threats and violence in news coverage
Disproportionate focus on security and conflict-related frames marginalizes complex Muslim identities
Highlighted the need for balanced reporting to combat Islamophobia and promote inclusivity

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Muhammad Asad Latif (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69af95b470916d39fea4d97f https://doi.org/10.1111/sena.70026

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March 10, 2026Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism

Framing the Muslim ‘Other’: Mass Media and Islamophobic Practices Shaping Identity, Representation and Power in the West

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Authors

MLMuhammad Asad Latif

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Overview

A content analysis examines Islamophobic media practices shaping Muslim identity and representation, implying a need for inclusive approaches.

Key Points

The research aims to analyze how Islamophobic tactics in Western media influence public perceptions of Muslims.
Performed systematic content analysis of 10 major US and UK newspapers (2020-2024)
Classified articles based on themes: religion, security, immigration, identity, and extremism
Examined the framing type, representation tone, and references to Islamophobia
Found a structural bias linking Muslims to threats and violence in news coverage
Disproportionate focus on security and conflict-related frames marginalizes complex Muslim identities
Highlighted the need for balanced reporting to combat Islamophobia and promote inclusivity

Cite This Study

Muhammad Asad Latif (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69af95b470916d39fea4d97f https://doi.org/10.1111/sena.70026

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