Original sentence: According to the proponents of the concept, islamophobia encompasses the belief that Islam:.As such, it reflects the influence of such 1990s movements as multi-culturalism and identity politics.Islamophobia has been increased in western societies, due to the linking of all members of the Muslim faith with violent Islamist movements.Islamophobia is a neologism dating from the early 1990’s and is formed with the suffix -phobia in a similar way to Xenophobia or Homophobia.It is frequently used to describe "fear and/or hatred of Islam, Muslims or Islamic culture".The Runnymede Trust Definition has been disputed by several critics.The concept, as well as its counterpart Islamophilia, is disputed.They view it as a new form of racial prejudice whereby Muslims, an ethno-religious group, not a race, are nevertheless constructed as a race.This definition, from the 1997 document ‘Islamophobia: A Challenge For Us All’ is accepted by the European Monitoring Centre on Racism and Xenophobia.promotes religious fanaticism.promotes terrorism.promotes violent tendencies towards non-Muslims.rejects concepts such as equality, tolerance, democracy and human rights
Edited sentence: Islamophobia encompasses the belief that Islam promotes religious fanaticism, violent tendencies towards non-Muslims, terrorism and rejects concepts such as equality, tolerance, democracy and human rights.Islamophobia has been increased in western societies, due to the linking of all members of the Muslim faith with the small numbers of violent Islamist movements.Islamophobia is fear and/or hatred of Islam, Muslims or Islamic culture.It is viewed as a new form of racial prejudice whereby Muslims, an ethno-religious group, not a race, are nevertheless constructed as a race.This definition, from the 1997 document ‘Islamophobia: A Challenge For Us All’ is widely accepted, including by the European Monitoring Centre on Racism and Xenophobia