Introducing a New Contributor: Brendan Newlon
I would like to welcome a new contributor to this project, to the blog and the website, Brendan Newlon whose area focus is on the study of Buddhism and Islam in […]
Category Archives: Sino-Islam in Academia
Islam in China Interview of James Frankel
As I mentioned previously, I had the great fortune of meeting and interviewing James Frankel whose book, Rectifying God’s Name, on Shiekh Liu Zhi was published recently. It took me […]
On Meeting James Frankel
On my trip to NYC I had the good fortune to meet and interview James Frankel. James’ book on Liu Zhi, the famous Chinese Muslim scholar, was recently published and […]
Meeting with Stephen Hanning
Last weekend I had the pleasure of meeting Stephen Hanning who is a Professor at Northwestern and whose main area of research is with respect to Chinese Muslims. In the […]
Columbia Dissertation: Confucian-Islamic harmonization of the Tianfang Dianli
Liu Zhi’s journey through ritual law to Allah’s Chinese name : conceptual antecedents and theological obstacles to the Confucian-Islamic harmonization of the Tianfang Dianli Link: http://digitalcommons.libraries.columbia.edu/dissertations/AAI3174789/ Abstract: This dissertation places […]
Jonathan Lipman on Chinese Muslims
For a change, I will be occasionally talking about academia’s take on Chinese Muslims and Islam in China. One person who occasionally has written about Islam is Jonathan Lipman who […]
