Islam in China is a blog that seeks to cover all things Chinese and Islamic. Additionally my aim is also dispel some myths about Islam and also about China. The name Wang Daiyu was the name of a Chinese Muslim scholar who held the office of the Master Supervisor of the Imperial Observatory in China and also wrote many famous books on Islam in Chinese.
Contact: I can be reached at the following e-mail address:
wangdaiyu [at] gmail [dot] com
Assalamu’Alaykum,
Good on you! I hopped over from Aliana’s blog. I’m half Chinese and live in a a country where the Chinese population is the minority. On top of that, most of them are non-Muslim.
I hope to visit regularly to learn. lol. it’s good that there are blogs like these. You should visit http://www.thingstoknowaboutmuslimsandarabs.blogspot.com. There’s some stuff to clear up over there too.
It’s weird how culture and Islam can contradict each other so much that it distorts the true beauty of the religion.
Good luck with the blog though! Look forward to developments.
Assalamalakum!
I’m glad you started this. My husband is chinese and muslim so this is great : )
Looking forward to reading.
wa’alaikum’as’salam to both of you.
hijabhaven, sister the blog link that you pasted is not working. Can you please post it again. Also you are right about culture and religion but one of the beauties of Islam is that it can adapt to a lot of cultures without compromising itself and thus is why we have such wonderful diversity in the Muslim ummah.
chaoticstarlite, great. I am looking forward to posting more stuff.
Comment to both: Welcome sisters and I hope you people stay around. hijabhaven since you are half-Chinese and chaoticstarlite your husband is Chinese I hope you people can contribute your experiences about the Chinese Muslim milieu sometime in the future.
assalamu alaykum
I’m very glad to discover your blog. I always wanted to know more about Islam in China.
May I ask you a question : Is there also a revival of Islam in China I mean currently ?
Jazakallah Khayr
a muslimah from France
wa’alaikum’as’salam Muslimah
Welcome to the blog. A Muslimah from France, great! Regarding the revival of Islam in China it is somewhat complex because there are people of Muslim background who are being assimilated to such an extent that they practically leave Islam but at the same time there is also an awareness amongst many Muslims to learn more about Islam. As far as dawah is concerned then there is not much dawah going on amongst the Chinese.
Hi there
Its nice to see a blog that finally covers Muslims in China. Being from Brunei I have always closely interacted with the local Chinese Bruneians by the way and many of them
happen to be one of my closest friends (even though they’re mostly non-Muslim). But there have been quite a few converts time and time again. Some of my cousins happen to be Chinese. I’d like to know how profound is the assimilation of most Chinese Muslims are by the way? I hope its not too deep because it’ll be sad since it’ll may mean the loss of a unique Islamic culture just like what happened to the Chinese Muslims in Malaysia where the old Chinese mosque that admiral Zheng He built has now become Temple.
Assalaamu aleikum
I followed a link from Umm Zaid’s blog (Sunni sister) and am very impressed with your blog. I am a white convert to Islam (British background) and have often come up against stereotypes that Islam is only for Arabs and people from the Indian subcontinent. Islam is for everyone regardless of background or origin, and I am delighted to learn about Islam among my Chinese brothers and sisters.
May Allah reward you for your efforts. I look forward to reading more of your blog in sha Allah
Your sister
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Subhanallah. I love this blog. I am an acupuncturist and teacher of Chinese medicine, and pulse diagnosis. I was in China before I embraced Islam, but honestly remember the incredible impression that the many Hui and Uighur brothers I saw made upon me with their harmonious comportment, their adab, and the dignity of their appearance. Insha’llah I’ll be going back to more specifically muslim areas of China, including Xinjiang. I also recently learned that Kunming has a sizable muslim population, and I may have the opportunity to go there next year. My blog is largely concerned with how Chinese medicine can be of service to the ummah, insha’llah.
Wa salam.
Wa’alaikum’as’salam everyone and welcome to the blog
Adi, that is quite interesting. Regarding the degree of assimilation of Muslims in China then it is a very complex phenomenon and varies from region to region and even in the Chinese Muslim (mainly Hui) diaspora the degree of assimilation depends upon a number of factors like the presence of non-Muslim Chinese, the attitude of the dominant non-Chinese ethnic group and its religion and so on. On the point about Zheng He’s mosque being a Temple, I am quite surprised! Can you please send me more information about it?
H, Jazak’Allah sister and Ameen to your duas. The stereotypes can be really strange since only 20% of Muslims are Arabs and China has more Muslims than MOST Arab countries! The case of South Asia is interesting since a third of all Muslims in the world live in South Asia which is in itself an interesting fact. Then there are of course less known historical Muslim communities in “far away” places like Crimea, Poland who have been living there for hundreds of years.
Brother Abdallah, that is pretty cool. I would also love to know about your travels in China and perhaps we can post some information on this blog if you like. Kunming is the capital of the Yunnan province which at one time had a Muslim majority but not anymore. Yunnan was the center of the infamous Panthay Rebellion.
assalamalikum Wang. I am really glad to see your blog here. I may be actually coming to China next year with my MBA group, and I was hoping to take a little time afterwards to explore Muslim regions of China… perhaps you could help me!
Do stop by MuslimMatters.org and add your link in our link section. You provide a wonderful resource.
wasalam
amad
iam so glad to know you my brother please send me email about islam in china
also i need you in a great project to help our great ummah
contact me for any informatian
strong_muslim7@hotmail.com
Assalamualaikum Wa Rahmatullah,
I would just like to mention that the hadith about China at the top of the page is weak
Please don’t invade China with the whole islam stuff. Let the Chinese stay atheists, okay? There’s too much trouble in this world already where religion is present. Just look at the recent wars… USA (Christians) vs. Iraq/Afghanistan etc. (Muslim), Israel (Jews) vs. Syria/Lebanon etc. (Muslim). I think it’s best to just leave people be. Don’t try to convert anyone, it only causes trouble, in my opinion.
I mean, to each his own, and it’s no problem being Christian or Muslim but history has shown that these two religions aren’t the most peaceful ones. I think it’s better to just keep them in certain regions so other people can just live without all the trouble. I do not doubt the initial peaceful intentions from everyone, but for some reason it always turns to violence within Islam and Christianity. And I think that this violence comes from the thought that you have to “convert” people to the true religion. There is no such thing as a “true” religion. If there really is a good, he doesn’t care about what kind of religion you have. He only cares if you live well and living well isn’t something invented by religion. It’s a set of basic rules, basically known by every single human. Things start to go wrong when religion kicks in, as far as I can tell. Suddenly weird rules are invented like having to pray towards the east, not being able to eat pork or having to pray towards a big wall. I don’t believe God cares about that. Believers have no right to attack non-believers just because they think that praying towards a wall or the east is ‘the way to do it’.
So please, just let it rest.
wa’alaikum’as’salam’wa’rahmatullah’wa’barakatahu zaazaan,
Thanks for pointing that out brother. While that is one view regarding the hadith, that is not the only view. I will do a post on this hadith soon. Jazakallah brother.
halanren, Actually Muslims have been in China for almost 1400 years so one does not have to worry about any invasion or converting everyone. I agree believers do not have any right to attack non-believers. Unfortunately people throughout history have used different ideologies, including religion, to impose their will on others.
Dear Brother Wang Daiyu,
As-salaamu alaikum wa-rahamat ullaahi wa-barakaatuh.
I shall be grateful if you can send me as much information as you have on Shahaba “Saad Bin Abi Waqqas (RA)” whose tomb is in Guangzhou on my Email.
If you have books or documents on his life, please let me know, I will send you my address on my Email.
I am preparing a documentation on his life.
Thanking you in anticipation.
Jazaak Allah.
Great site! I hope to see more articles here which I dont find anywhere else like Chinese Islam, Chinese Muslim names, Chinese Muslim cuisine, Chinese Muslim music, Chinese Muslim art, and so on. I would love to read how has the universal message of Islam has adapted to the Chinese culture.
We have somewhat similar blog http://indianmuslims.in related with the Indian Muslims.
Dear Ahmad wa’alaikum’as’salam’wa’rah’wa’barakatahu, Sorry for the late reply. This is a subject that I am also interested in and also currently trying to find out more information. I will let you know if I come across anything substantial and will also post it on the blog insha’Allah. In the mean time best of luck on your project.
As’salam’o'alikum, Welcome to the blog Faisal and thanks for pointing out the Indian Muslims blog. The history of Indian and other South Asian Muslims is a fascinating story especially given that one third of all Muslims in the world live in the Indian sub-continent!
As-Salammua’laikum, Wang Daiyu.
Thank you for visiting my blog that led me to yours. I appreciate your efforts in highlighting to the world that there are many Muslims in China.
In my country, most of the Chinese are unware of the facts that there are many Chinese born Muslims in China and that the Chinese became Muslims long before the Malays, receiving the teaching of Islam directly through the Prophet’s Companions. Whereas the Malays in Malaya (Malaysia and Singapore before their separation) who were previously Hindus, received Islam only during the glorious period of the Malacca Sultanate, especially throughout the 14th Century from the Arab and Indian traders, in which Malacca became an important base for Islam to spread to many other parts of South-East Asia.
I enjoy reading your blog! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I am adding you to my blogroll and hope that you do not mind.
Salaam Wang Daiyu,
I love your blog. I found it through Abdallah’s Stickley’s fascinating blog. Keep it up. I will definitely be visiting regularly.
I just wanted to correct Zjay who wrote “In my country, most of the Chinese are unaware of the facts that there are many Chinese born Muslims in China and that the Chinese became Muslims long before the Malays”.
I believe that most Chinese here (muslims and non-muslims alike) are aware of those facts. It is probably more accurate to say that the Malays are the ones who are unaware of this. Of course, I have no research to back me up ……. just my own experiences as a Chinese convert in Singapore (and the experiences of my other Chinese muslim friends here).
Salam to Wang Daiyu and to Seeker94
“In my country, most of the Chinese are unaware of the facts that there are many Chinese born Muslims in China and that the Chinese became Muslims long before the Malays”. …Hmm…Perhaps I might have offended you, Seeker94 with this statement. Thousand appologies, if I did.
It was not my intention to hurt the feeling of others when I wrote the above statement. However, I cannot agree with you, Seeker94, that most Chinese here (muslims and non-muslims alike) are aware of those facts, just like you cannot agree with mine. This is because like you, my opinion about this matter is base on my real life experiences with relatively a large number of Chinese I met and interacted before in which, some of them were my friends and relatives.
However, I am absolutely in total agreemeet with you that there are Malays who were unware of the facts. I had met Malays who were aware of the facts too. So I believe it will be more accurate to write…”In my country, there are several CHINESE AND MALAYS who are unaware of the facts that there are many Chinese born Muslims in China and that the Chinese became Muslims long before the Malays”. I hope this will enlighten you, seeker94.
and Lesson learnt on my part to be more careful with my writings in the future.
correction… “However, I am absolutely in total agreement with you that there are Malays who *are unware of the facts.”
Salaam,
I’m loving the blog, I’ve been looking for information about the history and culture of Islam in China for a while. Glad to see this blog up.
Good Luck with it.
I have a link you may find useful, will find it and email you later.
Mash
wa’alaikum’as’salam mash, Welcome to the blog and I am glad to see that you also liked the blog. Sure if you find a link then you can e-mail it to me.
As-salaamu’alaykum wa Rahmatu Llahi wa Barakatuhu
Oooh.. I just found your blog today!! Masha’Allah, it looks so interesting. Insha’Allah I hope I get the opportunity to read it.
Wa’alaykum as-salaam
Farhana
wa’alaikum’as’salam’wa’rah’wa’barakatahu Farhana, Welcome to the blog. I hope you like this blog.
W.D.
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there is such a lack of english information on our chinese brothers and sisters. I remember, only a year ago, I searched and scoured the internet for days on end to no avail. but now there’s this.
ma’assalaam
Masha Allah, cool. Keep blogging.
Bhaijan, welcome to the blog. There isn’t that much information available on this subject on the net. Additionally there is not much information on Chinese converts in other countries also given that there is a huge Chinese diaspora in other countries also.
Yeni Inayah, welcome to the blog and insha’Allah I will.
Asslamu alaikum
Masha’Allah what a great site. I am a first generation Chinese born American convert. I converted 1 month after Sept 11, and went to China for the first time 3 years ago. I was so happy to see the Masjids and Muslims in Bejing, Shanghai, SumJun, and in Hong Kong. Next time I really wish to visit more of Muslim China Insha’Allah. May Allah bless you for your efforts – I look forward to visting often.
JazakAllah Khayran Katheeran
as’salam’o'alikum’wa’rahma’tullah’wa’bara’ka’tahu, Um Yusuf as-Siddiq welcome to the blog. Its good to see more Chinese Muslims on the blog. Ameen to your duas and insha’Allah I hope to see you in this blog in the future.
I went with a friend to China. She adopted a baby. I would love to learn about Chinese muslims.
Jazaaik Allah hu Khairan
Assalaamu Alaikum! My wife and I are both reverts to Islam, I from an English background, and my wife is Chinese. We now have a baby daughter who is blessed with being born into a Muslim home.
May Allah bless you, in your good work.
as’salam’o’alikum’wa’rahma’tullah’wa’bara’ka’tahu asqfish, welcome to the blog asqfish. In America there seems to be a lot of Chinese and Korean adoptees.
wa’alikum’as’salam’wa’rahma’tullah’wa’bara’ka’tahu, Welcome to the blog brother Paul. Masha’Allah that you and your wife are converts. May your child grow up to be an exemplary Muslim with the best of qualities from the English and the Chinese culture.
Thanks for the compliment and remember me in your duas.
Salaam,
Awsome blogg. Great and interesting stuff.
The history of islam in china is such a rich and fascinating subject. Something that has been so neglected.
Stuff such as the islamic connection to many chinese martial arts
the islamic kingdoms that were established in the `17th and 18th century
the history of guangzhou and the muslim sailors
Inshallah. You have done a great service in helping make this information available
I have tried a little myself at
http://muslimwiki.com/mw/index.php/Islam_in_China
Assalamualaikum,
You’ve got a really interesting and informative blog.
Will definitely return for more of your postings.
I have always been interested in history. Brunei (where I am from) has ties with China since its early Sultans, in fact a Sultan of Brunei has his tomb there. I am trying to keep track of my family tree as my late grandma said that we have Chinese blood in the family. Chinese Muslims is an interesting topic. May Allah bless you for this blog. Keep on writing.
assalamualaikum,
great site.
i was in xinjiang a few years ago. the people and place captivates me. i got the images upload in flickr. email me if might be of interest to see the images in xinjiang and sichuan muslim.
zaazaan: a weak hadith is still a hadith. dont mention if it does not bring any good to anyone. and the companion of the prophet was in china.
prophetic tradition: seek from the cradle to the grave.
happy chinese new year to everyone.
may allah bless us & forgive our shortcomings. amin
wa’alikum’as’salam, Ameen to all of your duas
Seeker, We would be definitely be interested in seeing the pictures that you mentioned.
salam alaikum,
Masha Allah you have a very informative blog. I am originally from Mongolia, but raised in Canada. May Allah bless you for all your hard works. Keep blogging brother
.
wa’alaikum’as’salam, welcome to the blog brother. I know that there are some Mongolian Muslims in inner Mongolia but I have never anyone myself. Thus it is great to see a brother from Mongolia.
brilliant blog – Raza
masha’Allah! may Allah reward you for educating the rest of us of how are muslims ummah are doing in china and islam over there..
i’ve watched a few good programs on huda showing the diversity of chinese muslims..and have met a couple here in madinah..
keep up the good work..
as’salam’o'alaikum shuaa and welcome to the blog. Thank you for the kind words. It is words like these that keep me going.
what “helanren” says seems to be verry interesent… I m muslim man, what i mean, if we stop talking about, and prrof it by our behavour it will be more interesent… it mean no thing if somebody try to convert an other that his religion is what ever it is and he do the oposit…
a lot of blogs on the web talk about religions and try to convince the other, but must of pepol are verry fare from their own religion… specialy muslim… beleive me, let your behavor talk…
I m an Algerian man, I was in china few months ago, and I realy apreciate, chinbes pepol are verry verry frendly, verry honest… even they are not a beleiver.. i have a special freinds there now and I m glade to have them…
also, If any chines want to have an algerian freind I will be verry glade, here is my e mail…as_dz@yahoo.fr
don’t hesitate..
Zai jian
assalam alaykum, a great blog, most informative, God bless.
very nice blog. MashaAllah. God bless.
amar, cycle wala banda, welcome to the blog. I am glad that you people liked it. It is positive comments like these that keep me going.
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Assalamu A’laikum,
I always wanted to know more about Islam in China. All I know is that one of the oldest Mosque in the world is in Xian, thus its great to see your blog, its very informative
.
I am a Chechen Muslim (Russian Muslim) but living in Canada now.
May Allah SWT Bless you for your hard works.
– Aznii, your sister in Islam.
Assalamualaikum,
Stumbled across your blog when I was researching on Muslims in China. Honestly, your blog has one of the most comprehensive information thus far and I truly appreciate your dedication in providing an insight to others about Islam in China.
Insya Allah, I’ll visit there sometime either end of this year or next year.
Meanwhile, I look forward to reading more of your blog and discovering the beauty of Islam from the eyes of a fellow Muslim. Insya Allah.
Assalamualaikum,
Stumbled across your blog when I was researching on Muslims in China. Honestly, your blog has one of the most comprehensive information thus far and I truly appreciate your dedication in providing an insight to others about Islam in China.
Insya Allah, I’ll visit there sometime either end of this year or next year.
Meanwhile, I look forward to reading more of your blog and discovering the beauty of Islam from the eyes of a fellow Muslim. Insya Allah.
PS: I’m sorry, but kindly disregard my earlier post. Thank you.
BestMuslimSites, welcome again and thanks for the suggestion
wa’alai’kum’as’salam’wa’rahma’tullah’wa’barakatahu Motamid
wa’alai’kum’as’salam’wa’rahma’tullah’wa’barakatahu Aznii, Welcome to the blog sister. Its cool to see a Russian Chechan Muslim on the blog.
wa’alai’kum’as’salam’wa’rahma’tullah’wa’barakatahu Hajar, Welcome to the blog and thanks for the comments. Insha’Allah I will be expanding the blog soon and focusing in some of the themes in depth. Hopefully this will be beneficial to Chinese and non-Chinese Muslims.
Alhamdulillah. Without a doubt, that is just wonderful. Albeit the themes that I anticipate the most will be the assimilation of Islam in present China, the role of Muslims there and highlights on eminent Muslims.
Assalam o Alikum,
Nice web site here, keep up the good work guys!
Any one know how i can marry a Muslim chinese sister?
I’ve always wanted to marry a chinese girl, i find them very attractive.
Sorry if its absoultely the wrong place to ask this or if its inappropriate or inconsiderate.
assalam alaikum
Nice to see your blog.
Hajar, Yes but because of the cultural revolution assimilation has gone too far in some cases but that is a topic for a detailed post on some other day.
wa’alai’kum’as’salam’wa’rahma’tullah’wa’barakatahu Ubaid, Well I can’t help you in that but best of luck.
wa’alai’kum’as’salam’wa’rahma’tullah’wa’barakatahu Livinghall and welcome to the blog.
As-salaamu ‘alaykum.
Thank you for making this site. I am glad to learn more about Islam in China and I am delighted to meet more Chinese Muslims. May I ask if you are ethnically Hui or a Han who converted to Islam?
I am a Japanese man who converted to Islam. Islam is small in Japan, but more and more Japanese are starting to embrace it alhamdulillah.
May Allah bless you.
Assalamualaikum, found your blog while googling for ‘Islam in China’. I’ve always been intrigued with China’s history and have always been amazed about Islam in China.
Alhamdullillah, I found your blog which is both informative and an eye-opener
Best of luck and will link you if that is alright.
Understood Daiyu. Look forward to reading future entries on that.
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Dear Mr.Wang Daiyu
Assalamu Alaykum..
I have some connections with Chinese Muslims in nirth Thailand..
I’m about to send some Islamic books to islamic institutions there and i need to support them with refrences ti some Chinese islamic websites..
So,I’ll be grateful if you’re able to supply me with them..May Allah reward you and gather all of us in Aljannah
best wishes
Yazeed
Riyadh,Saudi Arabia
assalamuaikum …. wow so many people intersted with Chinese muslim. if i know that, i will make my blog in english.
btw for any of you who can speak Indonesian, pls visit my blog
at http://www.shayu-butterfly.blogspot.com well its new and it does contain the same Themes with this blog but mine is more like the history.
thank you for this information. wassalam….
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Islam,
Assalamoalikum Wr. Wb.
I am compiling a bibliography of English books on Islam and Muslims in China. I have names of some 130 such books dealing with Muslims in China. I wish you brothers also name some books on the topic here.
Regards.
Ihsan Malik
Assalamu’alaikum!!
Hi everybody!! I’m from Mauritius and I would be very grateful if someone could get me in contact with a recruiting agent, so as I can get some information on recruiting chinese muslims to work in a pastry industry here in Mauritius.
Thanks for all.
very unique and informative blog, keep it up
Salam
Supermance
Have you seen this article? http://attalib.blogspot.com/2008/07/hajj-and-reading-quran-declared-to-be.html
i wooul like meet a chinese girl for marriage in chaallah but i dont know where i can found some links?
i mean chinese muslim girl sorry
salam brother,
very good blog and much needed. it has hard to find information on islam in china in english language. May allah reward you for your efforts.
wasalam
salam
i have heard things, such as that muslims can’t send thier kids to quran class or enter the mosque before they turn 18. (this being in the uygur areas)
imams need to teach “approved” khutbas and lessons and that they are trained and given license to teach by the CCP.
insha’allah you can shed light on some of these things.
ws
Assalaamu’alaikum
Luv yr blog! Hope you dont mind if I link mine to it.
Cheers and keep up the good work.
Assalamualaikum,nice blog.keep writing.insyaAllah.lets spread da’wah with zeal.
I understand now how arrogant I am about my muslim brothers ans sisters around the world. I am an Indian living in dubai, and according to my knowledge, I thought china was a big communist country full of atheists, although I know Islam is for everyone, at every time and for everyplace. You proved me wrong. Thanks for your blog. With you I came to know about the Islamic China. Keep it up.
assalamu alaykum
I’m very glad to discover your blog. I always wanted to know more about Islam in China.
May I ask you a question : Is there also a revival of Islam in China I mean currently ?
Jazakallah Khayr
a muslimah from england
Assalam O Alikum
Great Blog, very informative.
Keep up the good work guys
I saw some people are trying to find chinese sisters for marriage, i actually am also interested in finding a good chinese sister for marraige InshahAllah, if any body knows anything at all or can help please contact me and may Allah reward you.
Any Help will be really appreciated
thebrother1983@hotmail.com
Dubai , UAE
Asalaamu Alaikum,
I am pleased to discover your Blog. I have a burning desire to learn more about the Islamic Tradition in China. I live in the United States however my roots are originally from Southern France.
I have never been able to discover the Origins of my family name “Shanteaux”; but find it interesting that there is a Port City in China called Shanto City. I’m interested in what the Chinese name “Shanto” means.
It is also my Dream to find somewhere in Asia ( China, Malaysia, or Phillipines) where I could Study both Quran and Martial Arts together with an accomplished Hafiz’ul Quran. Do you know of any such teachers or communities.
Mustafa
Shanteaux@gmail.com
ASALAM WA3ALYKUM BROS AND SISTERS!!!
i am a moroccan teenager from East London, England. I have really been interested in china and islam. more recently wang zi ping.
I have found two videos of him which are great mashallah…enjoy them….just remember his method of training…as he memorized more quran, dhikr and hadith….his strength balance and speed increased along with that…mashallah, may allah bless his soul and reward him for his efforts….
here are the videos:
1. http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=17794249
2. http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Reb9e13TDDY
wsalam
Assalamualaikum Brother Daiyu,
I accidently found out about this blog while doing my coursework about Islam in China. Apart from studying and understanding the history of Islam in China, I also would want to know more on what is going on in the Islam community in China today, especially under the administration of Communist Party. And, what fascinated me more is that China was so special in the eyes of Rasulullah S.A.W.
Looking forward to reading and listening to your new updates about Islam in China.
Wassalam.
Azeline,
Malaysia
Asalaamu Alaikum,
the message of islam from quran and sunnah in easy way in islamonline.ws by several languages
Useful informative Blog… keep on …
Selam from the heart of North Caucassia(cherkessia)
Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu
Salam, (and ni hao) from South East Asia. Singapore to be exact.
Keep on blogging, and I have added your site in my bookmarks.
Fi riayatillah
Dear Mr.Wang Daiyu and all Brothers and sisters
I am Belal Mohammad from Jordan stay in Malaysia continue my studying here, almost three years in Malaysia.
Malaysia consist of three races Malay, chinese and indian i have many friends from these races but actually i have many chinese friends, i like chinese people and tonight i browsed the internet looking for chinese muslim in Malaysia i have found association for them but they are not many so i would like to post their website here and hope some of our chinese muslims brothers to get contact with them and share knowledge and informations cause i think they really need help here
the website http://macma.org.my/
Jazaku allah Kayran
Asalaam alaikum, I am so happy mashallah to have discovered this website. I spent time travelling in Hui and Uighur areas in China and I miss the people so much. I now live in New York. Does anyone know of a Chinese masjid in New York City?
To everyone, thanks for your comments. Its been a while since I replied to the comments. For more detailed feed back you can e-mail me directly.
Selam,
I’ve discovered your blog while surfing. Good work, keep blogging.
with love and light from Istanbul.
özgür
Hi,
I am a writer on wedding planning, wedding photography and wedding Coordination. I help people find the best wedding destinations, photography, Dj etc.
I found your blog very informative and well written and I am interested to write about a Muslim wedding ceremony in US, I am very much fascinated by the Islamic culture hence I would like to dedicate one or two articles towards Muslim wedding Ceremony and Planning.
Thanks
Fiona
Assalaam alaikum,
Ma sha Allah, I am so happy I found this blog. I have been fascinated about Chinese Muslims for quite a while and I wanted to learn so much about the Muslims in China and the Chinese Muslims in general and the Culture (non-shirk good manners I meant).
I have been trying to find websites but they were all in Chinese and when I translate, I mostly could not understand the translation, I just about get the general message but can’t string all the broken English together to make full meaning to me.
I think I am gonna stay a while on this blog and see what I can get out of here probably will be able to link to more English websites about Chinese Muslims.
Lots of Love from
England…..
Assalam Alaikum Dear Brother,
NICE TO SEE this beautiful blog from you, It is absolutely wonderful, More that you are a much talented calligrapher it is reeally great to see your calligraphy.
Love and best regards.
aemalis
Have u heard about muslim chinese martial arts?