Islamophobia hatred spread so much that American airlines have to cancel flights
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Islam is spreading like a phobia epidemic worldwide, though many people often try to reduce the trend of Islamophobia. Unfortunately, Islamophobia can sometimes be frightening and sometimes even life-threatening. In this regard, Mary Naboth’s article, recently published on the “Speed Feed” website, looks at the rising incidence of Islamophobia over the past few years. The article presents a very tragic picture of the Islamophobia crisis affecting millions of people around the world. The fact is that right-wing politicians around the world are currently promoting ridiculous and misleading ideas against followers of the Islamic faith. There is no help in preventing the true form of Islam. Therefore, Muslims than ever are discriminated against and discriminated against. Recently, a case of Islamophobia occurred in the United States when two Muslims on the plane suffered hatred and prejudice. The hatred of Islamophobia spread so much that American Airlines had to cancel flights. Released Muslims were treated with humiliation, treated as gallows, and the crew claimed that they had suffered a lot due to the presence of Muslims in the aircraft.
Why Worry?
Both Muslims Abderraoof Alkhawaldeh and Issam Abdallah met at the airport on September 14 before boarding the plane, and they greeted each other as usual. None of them knew they would see each other and travel together in the same plane before Islam. Their meeting raised doubts in the air hostesses. Further suspicion occurred when Abdullah went to the toilet and pressed the toilet drain button twice before takeoff. Some passengers on the plane also got agitated, but the question was whether going to the toilet again was a hassle. When Issam Abdallah exited the bathroom, an air hostess clashed over her. He was shocked to see it. The flight was announced 10 minutes after he returned to his seat. The flight was scheduled to fly from Alabama to Dallas. When the passenger exited the plane in anger, Issam Abdallah said that a man who appeared to be a security officer turned towards him and asked him the reason for his trip to Alabama in anger. These incidents did not create any sense of danger. All passengers were notified that the flight’s departure was delayed by 3 hours, but when the two Muslims decided to sit together at the Starbucks Coffee Shop inside the airport, they realized they were being watched and were being monitored thoroughly. Everyone looks at them with suspicion. When the two Muslim friends arrived at the door of their new flight, a man there who said he was an FBI official said he could talk to Issam Abdallah in a separate security area. At the same time, he said that both of his belongings would have to be searched again.
“The guilt of feeling guilty”
The FBI official then questioned Issam Abdallah. Issam Abdallah explained that doubts were raised against him as he pressed the toilet flush button twice. Unfortunately, this excuse cannot be accepted as the air hostess and one of the passengers expressed concern about the presence of the aircraft in Issam Abdallah. Although he was later released to catch the flight, he explained that he felt like I was guilty. Especially he saw police and dogs waiting outside the airport’s inspection room in the presence of the army.
Issam Abdallah’s friend Abderraoof Alkhawaldeh was also searched and questioned by airport officials. “I’m a loyal American Airlines 1989, and I’ve traveled more than a million miles by company ships,” he said. Abderraoof Alkhawaldeh told the press at the press conference I was humiliated. Doubts and racism were treated. Enforcement tracks its movements in front of hundreds of passengers for hours. The officers stopped me for hours in front of hundreds of passengers, and I was interrogated in a public place. The checked the equipment again for no reason. It’s funny, unacceptable, and contrary to American traditions.
The name of ISIS on the cup!
This year, two cases of Islamophobia occurred in the United Kingdom. One of these Muslims was probably on a flight from Turkey. They were complained that they were Muslim and wore white handkerchiefs. In August, a man entered the Starbucks in Philadelphia for coffee wearing traditional Middle Eastern clothing, especially an anthem. She was surprised that an employee named “dear” gave her a slip of paper that was written to wait for her turn. It was written on the English acronym for ‘ISIS’. The employee pasted one such paper on his coffee cup. Although the attacks of Islamophobia are not limited to airports and airplanes, in recent years Muslims have been particularly targeted at the malicious tactics of Islamophobia while traveling in Western countries. Airports around the world are discriminated against by Muslims through blatant interrogation. Sometimes someone is forced to leave the airless plane. In 2016, an Iraqi student was dropped from a West Airline flight by simply saying “Inshallah”.He was talking on the phone with his mamas before takeoff when he said Inshallah; this prayer word became a problem for him.
