Muslim Victims of the 9/11 Terroist Attack

Among the many victims of the September 11 incident are dozens of innocent Muslims, targeted at 60 to several premature babies. Many of them are stockbrokers or restaurant staff who work to earn a living to take care of their families at the twin towers and the number includes a number of different countries in more than a dozen countries and converts and immigrants from the United States is included. Some people are heroes, such as New York police station students and Marriott hotels sacrificing lives to save others. Muslim victims are the parents of over thirty children who do not have one or both parents.

For these victims' families, sadness and sorrow are even more doubtful. Because killing the people they love can be proved by religious or political motives under any circumstances. Contrary to stereotypes, most Muslims are peace loving people who condemn this evil. However, the family of the victim needs to bear the ignorance and prejudice of American compatriots, in contrast to the families of the victims of other faith, the victims of the surviving Muslims were suspected by investigators.

In some cases, the trials the family faces are based on the first doubt that their Muslim relatives are not victims, but terrorists involved in hijacking. For example, mothers and other families of passengers Rahma Salie of American Airlines Flight 11 were forbidden to use her memorial service. Her mother Haleema said: "I think everyone knows that she is a Muslim, she thinks she is a Muslim, and we are also victims of this tragic incident . "

Since the official victim list continues to be revised, it is obvious that you need to update the list. This latest updated list includes many sources, including early news coverage, News Day Victims database, North American Islamic Circle, and recent victim lists such as Legacy.com, CNN, Iran related committees It is based.

The list includes the name, age, and employer or its flight at that World Trade Center. If available, a tribute page for sharing personal stories and a link to the photos are provided

Talik Amanula's widow, Meal Talik, also experienced Islamic phobia after the attack on her husband. She remembers taking her children to support the group of family of the 9/11 victims, but the number of people talking about Islam there are often terrorists and all Muslims " It is regarded as "unpleasant". "The biggest challenge is to understand the anger of some people against all Muslims," ​​in response to Mr. Trump 's comment. "I hope that they understand what each of us is suffering.We are all together and need to work together to solve this problem and make our country beautiful There is human freedom and justice "

After terrorism occurred in New York on September 11, 2001 (September 11, 2001), in the west there was political rhetoric and climate, mainly "war with terror". For Muslims living in the West, 9/11 is important both socially and politically. On a global scale, people tend to link terrorist attacks and Islam. However, this relationship can be traced back to the previous episode, for example the Iranian and American crisis of 1979. Al - Jazeera, Washington Post, BBC, and Guardian reported that the number of hate crimes against Muslims rose sharply, especially in France and the UK after terrorist atrocities in Paris on 13 November 2015. According to these media articles, the vast majority of victims are "visible" Muslim women, especially women wearing veil.

Muslims in the United States had recognized these 9/11 emotions for a long time even before playing cards. According to a survey by the Pew Research Center in 2011, 28% said, "Muslim Americans' lives after 9/11 incidents in America are difficult in many ways." I think that 21% was selected by airport security and 52% think that the monitoring of Muslims became more and more demanding due to government counterterrorism measures.