Islamophobia has started to take its place in the literature as a concept that has been frequently studied in different disciplines in recent years, "old" but produced by the West, which makes its presence felt especially with the media tools, "new" and intensely. When the literature is examined, it is seen that this concept is frequently researched in theology and communication sciences. The framework and history of the concept in theological studies, and its position as a predictor in traditional-new media in communication sciences are explained. Studies in both disciplines were generally examined in a qualitative pattern through the perspectives of non-Muslims, using the method of compilation, critical discourse or content analysis. Islamophobia has been emphasized more intensely, especially after the September 11 attacks, and the number of studies has increased. This increase made it necessary to directly investigate how Islamophobia is perceived in people, both for Muslims and non-Muslims. Especially western researchers drew attention to the scarcity of studies on how the concept is perceived by people who have embraced Islam. As a result of the literature review, it was understood that only 1 of the general researches in the field of Islamophobia were carried out with Muslim people. This research, handled by us, is structured on the translation of the scale named “Perceived Islamophobia Scale” developed by Kunst et al. (2013) into Turkish. With the findings obtained at the end of the research, the scale was adapted to Turkish. The Turkish Perceived Islamophobia Scale included 11 items and 3 subdimensions, and validity/reliability was ensured in terms of construct and concept validity and psychometric properties. x2/sd=2.662<3 obtained from confirmatory factor analysis findings; .90>GFI= .938; 90<TLI= .927 to 90>IFI=948; It was determined that the Turkish version of the scale was compatible with the English version with the compliance index values of 0.08<RMSEA= 0.07. As a result of the translation of the Perceived Islamophobia Scale into Turkish, future research will be able to describe the perceptions of Muslims towards Islamophobia. In addition, at the end of the research, suggestions were made regarding the different aspects of Islamophobia that should be examined in future research.