This study examines the Manifestations, causes, and possible solutions for Islamophobia in India in the 21st century. Islamophobia, defined as an irrational fear or prejudice against Islam and Muslims, is an issue with deep historical roots that has grown increasingly prominent in contemporary Indian society. This research aims to highlight the different ways Islamophobia appears, including social discrimination, hate speech, exclusion, and violent acts targeting Muslim communities. By tracing the evolution of this prejudice from colonial times to the present, the study reveals how political, social, and media narratives have contributed to shaping Islamophobic sentiments over time.Using qualitative research methods, including a thorough review of existing literature, this study identifies key factors fueling Islamophobia in India. These factors include inflammatory political rhetoric, negative portrayals of Muslims in media, and prevailing stereotypes that reinforce societal divisions. Additionally, this research suggests practical strategies to address Islamophobia, focusing on educational programs that promote understanding, interfaith dialogues that bridge divides, and policy reforms aimed at protecting minority rights and fostering social harmony. By proposing these solutions, this study contributes to ongoing efforts to reduce prejudice and build a more inclusive and tolerant society in India.