In my previous columns I discussed how Islamophobia emerged after the fall of the Berlin Wall, which symbolized the disappearance of a two-pole world. No doubt some of you asked, “Don't the Muslims have any fault during this period?” while reading my columns. I believe Muslims can be held responsible, not only for what they are suffering, but for the problems the world is experiencing too. Our first responsibility as Muslims is to think about our sad state to try and explain this, to listen to each other and unite. But this is another topic. Our focus now is the dynamics of Islamophobia in Western history. If I may, I would like to discuss my discernment and predictions.