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You can criticize Judaism without being anti-Semitic. That doesn't mean anti-Semitism isn't a very real phenomenon.
I'm not entirely sure why the conflation is often made when it comes to Islam and Islamophobia. Maybe because the words are too similar.
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Also, Islam isn't a race. But anti-Islamic bigotry often comes out as hating on anyone who looks Middle-Eastern. Or Sikh. Or SE Asian.
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Because there's really not much overlap between the sort of person who would do that and the sort of person who can tell the difference.
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Probably because muslims aren't recognized as another race in the same way as Jews.
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Don't think I agree with that only because there are many people out there who see someone vaguely middle eastern and assume they're Muslim
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There seems to be more concern trolling and less specificity in discussions of Islam compared to other religions.
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Many criticizing Islam for (for example) it's treatment of LGBT people themselves have extremely regressive views on the topic. Disingenuous
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'Cause Islam is an ideology, people do not "fear" ideologies. Hence why the term is fallacious.
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As per, a lot of it comes out of ignorance. People conflate Islam with Islamism, confusing political agendas/narratives muddy waters further
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