No, I don't think the expressed condemnations of any attacks on individuals would constitute Islamophobia, whether or not they were done by Muslims, but I think oftentimes the rhetoric around it could. It could say, “I condemn this attack because Muslims are known to be violent individuals courtesy of their faith.” I think that can lend itself to Islamophobia. Again, it's in the framing, as to your question about sharia. It's not black and white.
