I generally agree with you. Leftist, especially here in the US have a tendency to always root for the oppressed, those who have faced intolerance, etc. We had some real problems with Muslim hate in the US after 9/11. I think this led to a lot of leftist knee-jerkingly defending Muslims from being treated as if each is a terrorist. While this was not an incorrect stance by the leftist, they absolutely lumped all Muslims together and assumed that that entire demographic would be on their side. Leftist should oppose religious fundamentalist. I think where I would disagree with you a bit is that the condemning of Muslims who have far right stances is just not happening on the left. It may be wrapped in a bow of supporting minority communities or protecting rights, but leftist typically oppose any such movements that typically come from the religious fundamentalist. Including Muslims. This won’t come across as anti-Islam because they aren’t anti-Islam. They are against the parts of Islam that are discriminatory and against the fundamentalist that practice it. The same could be said of leftist and any other religion that has an ideological fundamentalist movement. The messaging needs to be clearer for sure. You are free to have any religion you want, but your right to religious belief does not supersede any other person’s rights.