Nonsense Pyjamas. You're hijacking a very genuine fear people have and saying people hold it against you. They don't.
As I said before, non Muslims in the west are seeking reassurance that their Muslim neighbours do not condone such behaviour. We hear David Cameron saying these atrocities are 'not the real Islam' or some such and want to know that that is the case.
Instead there is relative silence on the issue. Look at this thread for example! And very very few British Muslims on Twitter (though there are some, thank God) condemning the cruelties we now see every day.
If I were a kind, peace-loving Muslim right now, I would be saying no, this is not in my name. I want to co-exist happily. I want to live in peace. I do not want what these terrorists are saying they want.
Instead we are hearing cries of 'Islamophobia'. And I think it is on the rise. In my workplace, where people are usually extremely open-minded, tolerant, and relaxed, I hear anti-Muslim conversations every single day.
There would be less of it if the peace-loving Muslims were more vociferous in telling us what their religion IS, and ISN'T, about.
(And PS as a Catholic growing up during the Troubles, I was on the receiving end of a LOT of aggro for what the IRA did. But even as a child I always said this is not what I want. Not what I believe. As did my parents).