Dao of Muhammad
Zvi Ben-Dor Benite wrote an excellent study on Muslim scholarship duirng the Qing period. Zvi Ben-Dor investigates a fascinating part of Sino-Islamic history where the intersection of Confucian and the […]
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Impressions of a British Missionary in China in 1845
Here is an interesting story on the Language Log blog about the impressions of a British Missionary in China in 1845 with respect to Chinese Muslims and their language. On […]
Matsumoto Masumi on Islamic Reform Movement in 19th Century China
The Islamic Reform Movement was first initiated in the Middle East at the end of the nineteenth century. Scholars of Islamic modern history have proved that its scope covered 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 […]
The Many Names of Islam in China
The religion of Islam has been called by different names in different eras in China. Here is interesting information from the book Islam in China. During the Tang Dynasty Islam […]
Islam in China 