And Academic Misconceptions In Carl R. Ernst, Following Muhammad Rethinking Islam In The Contemporary World

The Muslim community all over the world faces many forms of challenges. When studying the Islamic society in context of university’s in the West can be misread. There are several cultural and academic misconceptions that should be avoided in many places all over the global but, particularly in the America and Europeans countries. In America, the media is a major misconception with media knowledge that it gives to the public. It uses negative images and has perspectives that see the Muslim community. In Carl R. Ernst, Following Muhammad Rethinking Islam in the Contemporary World, he says, “Yet at the same time, it is commonly accepted among educated people that Islam is a religion that by definition oppresses women and encourages violence.” The media in America has framed worked the image of Muslims as this definition. The United States citizens agreed that they lack information about the Muslim community and only see what the news portrays which are examples of terrorism, murder, and several other crimes. The world has so much prejudice against Muslims that
In Following Muhammad Rethinking Islam in the Contemporary World, the example of Osama bin Ladin was used a example that unfortunately has helped framed the misconception. He was trained as an engineer who interpreted the Quran in order to rationalize violence. The Muslim community acknowledges and has always acknowledge that Osama bin Ladin had taken verses from the Quran out of context and enforced a negative impact. Carl Ernst, provides social and political consequences of demarcating with relations of Muslim religions. The Prophet Muhammad gave modern ideals of social liberations and justice. Until recently emphases of the mediator for humanity. Muslims view him as a social and political reformer and addressed the corrupt pagan opponents for