InstructionsDescribe, compare and contrast the relationship between Islam/religion and culture and identity for Muslims in China - for Hui people, Uyghurs and other groups.As far as we have discussed...

RELIGION AND CULTURE        2
Religion and Culture
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With approximately 21 million disciples in China, Islam has seen a perceptible development over the most recent decade. Huge number of new mosques have been worked by Hui Muslim gatherings, and numerous Uighurs have started to follow religion with an end goal to separate themselves from the Han Chinese greater part. The Salafi part of ultra-conservatism has filled in significance too, in any event, drawing few Han changes over. The treatment of Muslims by the Chinese government changes extraordinarily across ethnic and geographic limits. Hui Muslims is given essentially more scope than Uighurs to notice principal fundamentals of Islam, for example, five days to day petitions, fasting during Ramadan, taking part in the Hajj trip, or wearing a headscarf. Uighurs who carry out such violations are progressively dependent upon work end, punishments, and jail time.
Since Xi Jinping became leadership of the Chinese Socialist Coalition (CCP) in November 2012, the two Hui and Uighur Muslims have seen expanded limitations and Islamophobia, with controls spreading and escalating especially in the Xinjiang Uighur Independent Area. On issues like strict clothing or youngsters' schooling, already informal or neighbourhood limitations in...