Ex-Muslim here. There is NO such a thing as "Islamophobia". This term was introduced by zealots to suppress legitimate criticism of many barbaric ideas in Islam. That being said, there is anti-Muslim bigotry and obviously, it should be condemned.,(reply>), ​@TheGamingAlong  It's not just "some people" who abuse the term. There are a lot of people, especially Islamists and ultra-conservative Muslims, who abuse the term. Using the term  "anti-Muslim bigotry" is far more precise and descriptive of the situation than a word like "Islamophobia", which can and is utilized to stop the criticism of Islam as a doctrine.,(reply>), I understand that there are valid criticisms of certain practices and beliefs within Islam, however, the term "Islamophobia" does not refer to criticism of the religion, it refers to an irrational fear or hatred of Muslims and their culture. The term is used to describe discrimination and violence against Muslims, which is unjustified and must be condemned. While some people may use the term to suppress legitimate criticism, it is important to differentiate between criticism and discrimination.,(reply>), How many rakats in Surah Fatiha?