How Muslim women bear the brunt of Islamophobia

Last weekend, a 35 - year - old woman was standing in the suburb of Manhattan 's Mall of Valentino, but when later informing the police, she felt the heat on the left side. Her coat was burning, a person standing near, and a man holding a writer in his hand. She, her name is not yet there

At the same time, reappearance of extreme right led to the violence and harassment of minority women who were first attacked by malignant Islamic phobia. The wage gap between men and women is stubborn (14% of full time workers), British women's pensioners face the biggest disparity in income between men and women in Europe. The list continues: sexual violence should be alarming. Crime statistics show that one in four women aged 16 to 59 and one in seven men have experience of domestic violence. The most harmful form of abuse, especially sexual violence, mainly affects women. However, due to the reduction of the government budget, three-quarters of local governments have reduced funds for domestic violence service, and now, due to lack of space, one third of refugee referrals are refused.

Islamic phobia has many symptoms, but one of its most sustainable and aggressive forms is targeted to Muslim women as scarves and clothes are visible markers. Research on available data and Islamic phobia shows that there are increasingly violent cases against Muslim women and that further violence is occurring. Muslim women are more vulnerable than Muslim males, are blending in society, wearing clothes to blend into society. Muslim men are a kind of Clark Kent in Western society and Muslim women are publicly visible symptoms of Muslim.