In this lecture, Asif Adnan critically examines the phenomenon of systemic Islamophobia in Bangladesh, focusing on how prejudice against Muslims is embedded within the country’s institutions and social structures. He explores the historical, political, and cultural factors that contribute to the marginalization of Muslims and how these biases manifest in everyday life. The lecture provides an in-depth analysis of the mechanisms that sustain Islamophobia, offering insights into its impact on national identity, policy, and the future of religious coexistence in Bangladesh.