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March 25, 2026Humanities and Social SciencesOpen Access

Islamophobia in Global Media Narratives: A Qur’anic and Prophetic Counter-discourse

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MSMuhammad SarwarRiphah International University

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Overview

Qualitative analysis examines media narratives on Islam, proposing ethical frameworks to enhance responsible communication.

Key Points

  • The study explores how media narratives shape Islamophobic portrayals and offers an ethical framework for critique.
  • Conducted qualitative analysis informed by Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA).
  • Examined common narrative structures in Western media discourse.
  • Highlighted media framing strategies contributing to collective responsibility assigned to Muslims.
  • Proposed mechanisms for integrating ethical guidelines in media practices.
  • Identified recurring themes in Islamophobic media narratives.
  • Demonstrated that these narratives reinforce ethical issues like suspicion and stereotyping.
  • Proposed Qur’anic principles as norms for responsible media communication.

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Muhammad Sarwar (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c37b74b34aaaeb1a67de9dhttps://doi.org/10.11648/j.hss.20261402.13
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