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post Aug 25 2010, 11:38 AM, updated 14y ago

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I, as an outsider, do encounter Chinese on daily basis. Some of them do not know about their brethren in China of Hui Muslim descent. I am here to educate the Han Chinese that there are many Muslim Chinese in China, and they speak better Mandarin, practice Chinese culture, except that there are Muslims.

The logic, since the Chinese Muslims in China and the Malaysian Chinese are brethren of the same origin, coupled with the fact that the Malays and Chinese share similar genetic make up( haplogroup mtDNA O), we can summarize that MALAYS AND CHINESE are brothers. Hug each other, human friends.

This thread is to bulldoze and destroy any racist humans here:








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Hui chinese are Han chinese too.

malays are different from chinese.

one look and you can tell the difference. One is evolved from simian as per darwin's theory, the other evolved from the gods of Jade Emperor according to Darwin's Buddhism teaching.


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post Aug 25 2010, 11:43 AM

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there're up to 2% of the total population in China are Muslims

chinese population most current at: 1.3 billion, 2% of 1,321,000,000 = 26,420,000

almost the whole population of malaysia 27,730,000 (include chinese, indian dan lain-lain)

in conclusion china has more muslim than malaysia

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But they identify themselves as Chinese first and foremost. Malaysia on the other hand, anyone converting into Islam, mamaks or immigrants and whatnots will jump on the bumiputera bandwagon immediately... like our dear friend Ridhuan Tee...zzzzzzzzzz
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QUOTE(beatlesalbum @ Aug 25 2010, 11:47 AM)
But they identify themselves as Chinese first and foremost. Malaysia on the other hand, anyone converting into Islam, mamaks or immigrants and whatnots will jump on the bumiputera bandwagon immediately... like our dear friend Ridhuan Tee...zzzzzzzzzz
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he was never and will never be a Bumiputera la. Pergh...
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But they identify themselves as Chinese first and foremost. Malaysia on the other hand, anyone converting into Islam, mamaks or immigrants and whatnots will jump on the bumiputera bandwagon immediately... like our dear friend Ridhuan Tee...zzzzzzzzzz


Sad truth. Hopefully this trend will change for you guys in the future.


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Guys and girls, no racist remarks please. Enjoy the songs.



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post Aug 25 2010, 11:54 AM

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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 11:46 AM)
Most Han Chinese are clever and nice people,  but this Han "ayamkambing" is stupid. We Mongols will exterminate such vermin if it is 800 years ago.
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Aren't you being racist here, Mr Racist?

prove you're a mongol, dupe.
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Malay here originate from Taiwan I heard.

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Another theory says that Malays originate from Taiwan under the "Taiwan-down-the-Philippines" theory.


http://www.asiafinest.com/forum/lofiversio...t120602-50.html

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Sumerians? I don't think so.. no academic discussions thus far that have suggested Sumeria as a geographic origin of the Malays. Perhaps you confused between SUMERIA and SUMATRA!! Plenty of connections between Malays and SUMATRA ... but SUMERIA ... ah ah ... I better check the Code of Hammurabi to ascertain that!!

It has been well accepted that Malays originate from somewhere in China. The traditional Malay migration theory says that Malays originate from Yunnan which is now a part of modern China. Even the Yunnan theory has two versions: Yunnan-down-the Malay Peninsula theory and Yunnan-down the-Mekong theory. Another theory says that Malays originate from Taiwan under the "Taiwan-down-the-Philippines" theory.

According to the Yunnan-down-the Malay Peninsula theory, early Malays, also called Proto Malays ('Proto' means 'First') arrived in Peninsular Malaysia between 35,000 t0 10,000 years ago during the Mesolithic Age. When they arrived the Negritoes were already living in Peninsular Malaysia. The Proto Malays pushed the Negritoes into hills and mountains in the interior. The Negritoes were thought to come to Peninsular Malaysia from Africa under the "Out of Africa " theory between 60,000 to 35,000 years ago. The Negritoes also reach the Philippines. A second wave of Malays, called Deutero Malays ('Deutero' means 'second') arrived in Peninsular Malaysia between 10,000 to 5,000 years ago. The Deutero Malays later spread from Malay Peninsular to the Malay Archipelago (Indonesia, Philippines, East Timor, Brunei) and the Pacific.

Today the Deutero Malays have evolved racially into modern Malays that make up the majority populations of Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Timor Leste, Philippines and Malagasy. Modern Malays of Southeast Asia have also intermarried in recent times with Arabs, Indian, Chinese, Spanish, other Europeans, etc.

The Negritoes have evolved into the Semang Orang Asli group of Peninsular Malaysia. The Semang is further divided ethnically into the Kintak, Kensiu, Lanoh, Jahai, Mandriq and Batiq tribes who are found mostly in northern Peninsular Malaysia states like Kedah and Perak. In Philippines, the Negritoes brecome the Aeta tribe. The Proto Malays of Peninsular Malaysia have evolved into the Orang Asli tribes of Temuan, Semelai, Jakun, Kanaq, Kuala, Seletar, Temiar, Semai, Semoq Beri, Jahut, Mah Meri and Che Wong.

Another Yunnan Malay migration theory stipulates that the Malays, both Proto and Deutero, migrated from Yunnan down the mighty Mekong River to Southeast Asia and elsewhere. Some of them settled in Indo-China to build up empires that include Funan and Chanpa. From Indo-China, they sailed to Peninsular Malaysia and elsewhere into Southeast Asia and the Pacific.

Whatever routes from Yunnan that they took, Malays later evolved into two major groups: Malayo and Polynesians. The 'Malayo' group is basically racially Malay that today comprises Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Timor Leste, Brunei and Malagasy. Those that reach the Pacific islands become Polynesians .. but today they are both still called Malayo-Polynesians.

Sources: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orang_Asli
http://asiarecipe.com/phihistory.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prehistoric_Malaysia
http://www.sabrizain.demon.co.uk/malaya/malays.htm

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QUOTE(ayamkambing @ Aug 25 2010, 11:54 AM)
Aren't you being racist here, Mr Racist?

prove you're a mongol, dupe.
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No need to prove to the like of you. Loser. GTFO from my thread.

Here's one Mongol proverb for you, grass eater:

Makh erchuuded zoriulagdsan,Ovs amitadad zoriulagdsan



Now go and translate that.



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QUOTE(debbierowe @ Aug 25 2010, 11:43 AM)
FYI
there're up to 2% of the total population in China are Muslims

chinese population most current at: 1.3 billion, 2% of 1,321,000,000 = 26,420,000

almost the whole population of malaysia 27,730,000 (include chinese, indian dan lain-lain)

in conclusion china has more muslim than malaysia

kthxbai
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One reason why islam is growing in china is that they allowed a central government body to regulate their sermons.
Just like in malaysia where Shafie sect is the official and all sermons are controlled by the ruling government, what can be preached, what cannot be preached.

Other religions like Christianity however, do not succumb to such central governance, at least not from china government. Hence alot of churches are underground.
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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 11:57 AM)
No need to prove to the like of you. Loser. GTFO from my thread.

Here's one Mongol proverb for you, grass eater:

Makh erchuuded zoriulagdsan,Ovs amitadad zoriulagdsan
Now go and translate that.
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Googling and copying-pasting from the internet don't make you a mongol.

Why are you even here anyway? Your main account got permabanned here izzit? laugh.gif

Here, how about this:
Nutag nutgiin zan oor, nug nugyn uvs oor.

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Hey here's one in plain English for you idiots promoting stories about races and religion in Kopitiam

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QUOTE(ayamkambing @ Aug 25 2010, 12:01 PM)
Googling and copying-pasting from the internet don't make you a mongol.

Why are you even here anyway? Your main account got permabanned here izzit?  laugh.gif

Here, how about this:
Nutag nutgiin zan oor, nug nugyn uvs oor.

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There is no need to prove. We are what we are. laugh.gif
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kenmirzz - you are a Mongolian right? Would you like our local delicacy called C4?
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QUOTE(beatlesalbum @ Aug 25 2010, 11:47 AM)
But they identify themselves as Chinese first and foremost. Malaysia on the other hand, anyone converting into Islam, mamaks or immigrants and whatnots will jump on the bumiputera bandwagon immediately... like our dear friend Ridhuan Tee...zzzzzzzzzz
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ada sedikit buttheart reading his articles @ utusan malaysia kah?
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kenmirzz - you are a Mongolian right? Would you like our local delicacy called C4?


Dumb stupid, you guys murdered innocent human and brag that in front of my face?
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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 12:11 PM)
Dumb stupid, you guys murdered innocent human and brag that in front of my face?
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at least we don't use AK-47... whistling.gif
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QUOTE(najminaruto @ Aug 25 2010, 12:12 PM)
at least we don't use AK-47...  whistling.gif
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Malay boy, either you post something useful here or GTFO.

NO RACIST REMARK PLEASE!!!
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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 12:04 PM)
Customs of every country are different, grass of every meadow are different.
There is no need to prove. We are what we are.  laugh.gif
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Oh, you do know how to google.

Come on. I need more mongol words from you. Maybe your passport? And what are you doing here anyway?


QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 12:11 PM)
Dumb stupid, you guys murdered innocent human and brag that in front of my face?
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that lady wasn't innocent. she's horny slut and blackmailed najib for money and refuse to back down.
serves her right for being involved with gangsters like najib. rclxms.gif
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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 12:13 PM)
Malay boy, either you post something useful here or GTFO.

NO RACIST REMARK PLEASE!!!
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Calling ppl "malay boy" is a racist remark too. Complete with negative connotations
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Buruga kailaasan ereg deeree- burgas khalisan(uerlesen) ereg deer
Buragas modoin naikhana- burgas modon naigana
Buragas modoin naikhakhin uchir- burgas modon naigakhad
Buyamjtaigaa eejee mein sanagadna- buyantai eejee minii sanagdana


Translate please. rclxms.gif




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that lady wasn't innocent. she's horny slut and blackmailed najib for money and refuse to back down.
serves her right for being involved with gangsters like najib


Threads or posts pertaining to racial, religious or [B]political[/B] issues are strictly prohibited in Kopitiam and its subforums.

Your opinion doesn't entitled cancellation of a person's life. Shame on you, no conscience at all.



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if you support Hui people then you will support the ethnic cleansing of Tibet by Chinese govermnent, because Hui Muslims are persecuted in Tibet.
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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 12:16 PM)
Buruga kailaasan ereg deeree- burgas khalisan(uerlesen) ereg deer
Buragas modoin naikhana- burgas modon naigana
Buragas modoin naikhakhin uchir- burgas modon naigakhad
Buyamjtaigaa eejee mein sanagadna- buyantai eejee minii sanagdana
Translate please.  rclxms.gif
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still don't prove a shit.

QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 12:18 PM)
Threads or posts pertaining to racial, religious or political issues are strictly prohibited in Kopitiam and its subforums.

Your opinion doesn't entitled cancellation of a person's life. Shame on you, no conscience at all.
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This thread is about Islam in china, hence RELIGIOUS thread.

reporting you to the mods.
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QUOTE(ayamkambing @ Aug 25 2010, 11:58 AM)
One reason why islam is growing in china is that they allowed a central government body to regulate their sermons.
Just like in malaysia where Shafie sect is the official and all sermons are controlled by the ruling government, what can be preached, what cannot be preached.

Other religions like Christianity however, do not succumb to such central governance, at least not from china government. Hence alot of churches are underground.
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have you been to china lately .. erm or in the 50s?
the population of Christian in China was over 14 million by the survey in year 2000.

latest CIA World Factbook indicates up to 4 % of China populations are Christians, 1 fold of the Muslim.

i went a few chruches when i was in Shanghai... Holy Trinity Church... all i can say is... great experiences, even bigger than the St. Paul in London where the late Princess Diana married in.
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if you support Hui people then you will support the ethnic cleansing of Tibet by Chinese govermnent, because Hui Muslims are persecuted in Tibet.


I personally support the independence of Tibet, XinJiang and Inner Mongolia( to annex with Republic of Mongolia).


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still don't prove a shit.


You are the shit, stalker.

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This thread is about Islam in china, hence RELIGIOUS thread.

reporting you to the mods.


There is no religious sentiment here, dumb brain.






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QUOTE(debbierowe @ Aug 25 2010, 12:27 PM)
have you been to china lately .. erm or in the 50s?
the population of Christian in China was over 14 million by the survey in year 2000.

latest CIA World Factbook indicates up to 4 % of China populations are Christians, 1 fold of the Muslim.

i went a few chruches when i was in Shanghai... Holy Trinity Church... all i can say is... great experiences, even bigger than the St. Paul in London where the late Princess Diana married in.
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This guy "ayamkambing" knows nothing about China or Central Asia( Mongolia, Kazakhstan). What a joke. rclxm9.gif
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QUOTE(debbierowe @ Aug 25 2010, 12:27 PM)
have you been to china lately .. erm or in the 50s?
the population of Christian in China was over 14 million by the survey in year 2000.

latest CIA World Factbook indicates up to 4 % of China populations are Christians, 1 fold of the Muslim.

i went a few chruches when i was in Shanghai... Holy Trinity Church... all i can say is... great experiences, even bigger than the St. Paul in London where the late Princess Diana married in.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christianity_in_China
Official Christian organizations
Main article: Lianghui

Since loosening of restrictions on religion after the 1970s, Christianity has grown significantly within the People's Republic. It is still, however, tightly controlled by government authorities. The Three-Self Patriotic Movement, China Christian Council (Protestant) and the Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association, which has disavowed the Pope and is considered schismatic by other Roman Catholics, have affiliations with government and must follow the regulations imposed upon them.

Religious restrictions

The Government restricts legal religious practice to government-sanctioned organizations and registered religious groups and places of worship, and seeks to control the growth and scope of the activity of both registered and unregistered religious groups, including "house churches." Government authorities limit proselytism, particularly by foreigners and unregistered religious groups, but permit proselytism in state-approved religious venues and private settings.[32]

"Underground" Roman Catholic clergy faced repression, in large part due to their avowed loyalty to the Vatican, which the Government accused of interfering in the country's internal affairs. The Government continued to repress groups that it designated as "cults," which included several Christian groups and Falun Gong

More on these
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_house_church

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Attention, some stalkers and racist humans tried to bombard this thread with their never ending stupid comments. Please be aware that this thread is not to bridge the difference, but to seek for unity through knowledge.

More and more about Chinese Hui Muslim from China:


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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 12:28 PM)
I personally support the independence of Tibet, XinJiang and Inner Mongolia( to annex with Republic of Mongolia).
You are the shit, stalker.
There is no religious sentiment here, dumb brain.

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still can't prove anything dupe?

yes, this thread is about religious sentiments. Reported to mods. whistling.gif
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still can't prove anything dupe?

yes, this thread is about religious sentiments. Reported to mods


Good. Please report. icon_idea.gif

Butt hurt? Ha ha ha.



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ayamkambing is a troll. dont feed the troll. just let him bark lol
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The Chinese Hui Muslim band performing.
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QUOTE(ayamkambing @ Aug 25 2010, 12:36 PM)
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lol, note that if you read that you wouldn't have said this?
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restriction on religions are for all religions not just christianity

again, it was 4% of popularity of chritian compare to 2% muslim in china

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Debbie, 不要管那骗子叫 Ayamkambing. 他是有心理问题。

享受享受这些回族歌吧。


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i love Hui people, i went there they treat me with nice jiken soup with ginseng..cool...
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QUOTE(marsupilami @ Aug 25 2010, 01:00 PM)
i love Hui people, i went there they treat me with nice jiken soup with ginseng..cool...
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Yeah, they are bunch of good and nice people.



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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 12:57 PM)
Debbie, 不要管那骗子叫 Ayamkambing. 他是有心理问题。

享受享受这些回族歌吧。
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我是不想让在读的小朋友们还误以为他说的头头是道啦。。。 我的回轰可显得他很笨吧,哈哈!也好让大家笑笑!
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QUOTE(debbierowe @ Aug 25 2010, 01:06 PM)
我是不想让在读的小朋友们还误以为他说的头头是道啦。。。 我的回轰可显得他很笨吧,哈哈!也好让大家笑笑!
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我原本也以为他是有知识的人,但是没想到她只喜欢胡说。

Ops sorry, no Mandarin. Here is one more from China, the Hui Muslim delicacy:



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which area usually have huge hui population?


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which area usually have huge hui population?


XinJiang, Ningxia, Gansu, Xi An, etc. But I saw many of them in Guang Zhou too.

One more thing, the famous generals that assisted Zhu Yan Zhang in establishing the Ming Dynasty were of Muslim Hui descent. The Chinese Wu Shu style “Hui Hui 18 Moves" or 回回十八爪 was introduced by Hui Muslim too.

But Malaysian Chinese doesn't know about this. Sad.

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The 信誉六合拳(Xin Yu Liu he Quan) was introduced by the CHinese Hui Muslim. Check this out:


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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 11:38 AM)
I, as an outsider, do encounter Chinese on daily basis. Some of them do not know about their brethren in China of Hui Muslim descent. I am here to educate the Han Chinese that there are many Muslim Chinese in China, and they speak better Mandarin, practice Chinese culture, except that there are Muslims.

The logic, since the Chinese Muslims in China and the Malaysian Chinese are brethren of the same origin, coupled with the fact that the Malays and Chinese share similar genetic make up( haplogroup mtDNA O), we can summarize that MALAYS AND CHINESE  are brothers. Hug each other, human friends.
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But Malaysian Chinese doesn't know about this. Sad.


Most of the Chinese Muslims resided in the North-west and north-central of China. Most of the Chinese that migrated to Malaysia came from the South.

After the Battle of Talas River when Abbasid army defeated the Tang army, Muslim influence was established in the area. Qutaibah bin Muslim, after crushing Tang army, briefly occupied Xinjiang. He intended to make it a staging point for the invasion of China, in case the Tang Emperor Xuanzong refuse to pay the jizya he demand. The Jizya was paid and the Arab army retreated, but some of his soldiers decided to stay to preach Islam among the locals.
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QUOTE(debbierowe @ Aug 25 2010, 12:52 PM)
lol, note that if you read that you wouldn't have said this?
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restriction on religions are for all religions not just christianity

again, it was 4% of popularity of chritian compare to 2% muslim in china
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As mentioned, there were many persecutions from the government. It grew due to the underground movements inspite of persecutions. Get it?

QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 01:10 PM)
我原本也以为他是有知识的人,但是没想到她只喜欢胡说。

Ops sorry, no Mandarin. Here is one more from China, the Hui Muslim delicacy:

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Nonsense one is you.

Why should you even bother about chinese? you're not even a chinese.
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Destroy racist human lol. Gotta compare gotta compare
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Nonsense one is you.

Why should you even bother about chinese? you're not even a chinese.


因为人类是同一个大家庭。知道吗,朋友?你们华侨汉族也不是无错,反省反省吧。这世界需要 “爱”。明白没有?

One more Chinese Muslim Hui clip:








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QUOTE(ayamkambing @ Aug 25 2010, 01:47 PM)
As mentioned, there were many persecutions from the government.
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it happens worldwide.
QUOTE(ayamkambing @ Aug 25 2010, 01:47 PM)
It grew due to the underground movements inspite of persecutions. Get it?
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i was jus saying, previously u tried to make a point they r not grow like the muslim.

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Ms Debbie, he is a professional troll, hater as well. Even neutral thread like this where I tried to provide information about Chinese Hui Muslim in China, he get butt hurt. 别踩它。 他不够资格跟您辩论。






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Ts... you too free already ah = =?
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he was never and will never be a Bumiputera la. Pergh...
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in malaysia "The non-Malay thought that is when a non-Malay embraces Islam, he is said to masuk Melayu, or become a Malay, due to the ethnoreligious identity of the Malay-Muslim[citation needed]. That person is automatically assumed to be fluent in the Malay language and to be living like a Malay as a result of his close association with the Malays."[3] Hari Singh similarly observes that "[to] convert to Islam" means "assuming [a] Malay identity (masuk Melayu). In essence, it requires the non-Malay to renounce his cultural heritage and adopt Malay ways and customs."[4]\"

and he/she will get bumiputra status btw
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Xin Jiang girl singing.
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I just wonder why you keep all these topics.. what is your motive? Come pm me.. =D
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QUOTE(Jas2davir @ Aug 25 2010, 02:11 PM)
in malaysia "The non-Malay thought that is when a non-Malay embraces Islam, he is said to masuk Melayu, or become a Malay, due to the ethnoreligious identity of the Malay-Muslim[citation needed]. That person is automatically assumed to be fluent in the Malay language and to be living like a Malay as a result of his close association with the Malays."[3] Hari Singh similarly observes that "[to] convert to Islam" means "assuming [a] Malay identity (masuk Melayu). In essence, it requires the non-Malay to renounce his cultural heritage and adopt Malay ways and customs."[4]\"

and he/she will get bumiputra status btw
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This problem you cited, the Malays are to be blamed as well. They presented the religion as to be exclusively "Malay" in nature.

That's why I opened this thread to give a brief overview about how the Chinese Muslim in China portrayed themselves. They are Chinese in every way, more Chinese than the Malaysian Chinese.
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QUOTE(Darkripper @ Aug 25 2010, 02:12 PM)
I just wonder why you keep all these topics.. what is your motive? Come pm me.. =D
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To make a difference.

I am a warrior with spirit of freedom. Whenever I see something that deserved criticism I express it. When it comes to racism, the three races are to be equally blamed as well.
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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 02:18 PM)
To make a difference.

I am a warrior with spirit of freedom. Whenever I see something that deserved criticism I express it. When it comes to racism, the three races are to be equally blamed as well.
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No. It's a way of advising the Malays to look upon their brethren, the Chinese Muslim of China with admiration and adopt their way, instead of becoming like the Taliban scum wahhabi ideologue. It's also a way to advice the Malaysian Chinese to witness their Chinese brethren in China who are Muslims but not very much different from them.

That's the original intention. I made it public now. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 11:38 AM)
I, as an outsider, do encounter Chinese on daily basis. Some of them do not know about their brethren in China of Hui Muslim descent. I am here to educate the Han Chinese that there are many Muslim Chinese in China, and they speak better Mandarin, practice Chinese culture, except that there are Muslims.

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Err...It's funny whenever i hear China Chinese calling them Hui Zu (meaning Islam Tribe)

I'll try explain to them that Islam = religion but not a tribe. There is no Hui Zu cus if there is, then christian will be calling themselves Tian Zu and the buddhist Fo Zu?

Anyway, back to the statement above, these Hui Zu ppl's look are very identical and u can tell the difference quite easily, similar to Pakistanian.

Secondly, they don't actually practice Islamic as far as i know. It's only a tribe's name to them... laugh.gif
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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 01:54 PM)
因为人类是同一个大家庭。知道吗,朋友?你们华侨汉族也不是无错,反省反省吧。这世界需要 “爱”。明白没有?

One more Chinese Muslim Hui clip:
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QUOTE(debbierowe @ Aug 25 2010, 02:00 PM)
it happens worldwide.
i was jus saying, previously u tried to make a point they r not grow like the muslim.

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underground churches are house church. U know what a house is??? doh.gif
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Err...It's funny whenever i hear China Chinese calling them Hui Zu (meaning Islam Tribe)

I'll try explain to them that Islam = religion but not a tribe. There is no Hui Zu cus if there is, then christian will be calling themselves Tian Zu and the buddhist Fo Zu?

Anyway, back to the statement above, these Hui Zu ppl's look are very identical and u can tell the difference quite easily, similar to Pakistanian.

Secondly, they don't actually practice Islamic as far as i know. It's only a tribe's name to them...


Chinese Muslims looked like Pakistanian? You are high on Vodka? Have you been to China to generalize like that?

And yes, they labeled themselves as 回族。That's the title that the Chinese government conferred upon them too. Basically, Hui Zu and Han Zu are no different.
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QUOTE(pml_318 @ Aug 25 2010, 02:32 PM)
Err...It's funny whenever i hear China Chinese calling them Hui Zu (meaning Islam Tribe)

I'll try explain to them that Islam = religion but not a tribe. There is no Hui Zu cus if there is, then christian will be calling themselves Tian Zu and the buddhist Fo Zu?

Anyway, back to the statement above, these Hui Zu ppl's look are very identical and u can tell the difference quite easily, similar to Pakistanian.

Secondly, they don't actually practice Islamic as far as i know. It's only a tribe's name to them... laugh.gif
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i dont think we can generalize on your second opinion as my Mandarin teacher last time is from China and a Muslim, and he does practice Islam (off course la, nama pun dah Muslim).

Maybe it's just the same with some of Malay here in Msia, I.C only stated Islam tapi arak minum jugak....
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Remember, you dont acknowledge yourself to be a chinese. So why bother.


我绝对不是汉族。从来不是,现在不是,未来也不是。Get it? But I do have many Chinese Muslims friends as well as Chinese non Muslim friends. They are virtually identical except that the former don't eat pork and practice a few of the Islamic practice. Other than that, they are similar.




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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 02:35 PM)

Chinese Muslims looked like Pakistanian? You are high on Vodka? Have you been to China to generalize like that?

And yes, they labeled themselves as 回族。That's the title that the Chinese government conferred upon them too. Basically, Hui Zu and Han Zu are no different.
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yes i live in Shanghai....Hui Zu and Han Zu no difference?...well...maybe Hui Zu i know all belongs to a smaller ethic and they look very different than the rest of the chinese. Darker skin and curly hair
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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 02:29 PM)
No. It's a way of advising the Malays to look upon their brethren, the Chinese Muslim of China with admiration and adopt their way, instead of becoming like the Taliban scum wahhabi ideologue. It's also a way to advice the Malaysian Chinese to witness their Chinese brethren in China who are Muslims but not very much different from them.

That's the original intention. I made it public now.  biggrin.gif
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yes i live in Shanghai....Hui Zu and Han Zu no difference?...well...maybe Hui Zu i know all belongs to a smaller ethic and they look very different than the rest of the chinese. Darker skin and curly hair
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Then they originated from Yunnan province, not really of Han Chinese descent. You should go to NingXia,Gan Su and XinJiang to widen your view.

Curly hair and dark skin? No, I never met like the one you describe.




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QUOTE(blurr33 @ Aug 25 2010, 02:39 PM)
i dont think we can generalize on your second opinion as my Mandarin teacher last time is from China and a Muslim, and he does practice Islam (off course la, nama pun dah Muslim).

Maybe it's just the same with some of Malay here in Msia, I.C only stated Islam tapi arak minum jugak....
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yea i didn't generalize...i could be wrong... laugh.gif
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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 02:45 PM)
Then they originated from Yunnan province, not really of Han Chinese descent. You should go to NingXia,Gan Su and XinJiang to widen your view.

Curly hair and dark skin? No, I never met like the one you describe.


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Try visit to any LanZhou LaMian Restaurant


I visited GuangZhou La Mian restaurant, and they don't look any different from the rest of the Han Chinese. In fact, they are much fairer because they originated from QingHai Province which is to the NorthWest of China.


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just wondering, can marry china's muslim without conversion or chop "dee dee"?
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just wondering, can marry china's muslim without conversion or chop "dee dee"?
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Check here: http://www.xjx.cc/html/huizu.htm


They do look beautiful right? tongue.gif
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i think she is Hui  rclxms.gif
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PRC girls sure look pretty la. For Rm200 per cum, you can get them to serve you well. Can special order Hui PRC girls from the OKT. After mirroring, boleh makan.
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Proof that Islam is a religion of peace.

Actually no need to go so far la, in Malaysia the muslims also baik-baik belaka.
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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 02:53 PM)
I visited GuangZhou La Mian restaurant, and they don't look any different from the rest of the Han Chinese. In fact, they are much fairer because they originated from QingHai Province which is to the NorthWest of China.


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Those LanZhou LaMian ppl are all from NingXia/LanZhou/XinJiang and most Hui Zu are from there.

BTW, Hui Zu belongs to minority laugh.gif
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ningxia
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PRC girls sure look pretty la. For Rm200 per cum, you can get them to serve you well. Can special order Hui PRC girls from the OKT. After mirroring, boleh makan.
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PRC girls sure look pretty la. For Rm200 per cum, you can get them to serve you well. Can special order Hui PRC girls from the OKT. After mirroring, boleh makan.
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No wonder you are a loser. Pervert scum. thumbup.gif


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hose LanZhou LaMian ppl are all from NingXia/LanZhou/XinJiang and most Hui Zu are from there.


They are not darker than you. XinJiang=Uyghur=Turkic Caucasian rclxm9.gif

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Ha ha ha.
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The Hui Chinese Muslim.
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Chinese Hui Muslim again
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Pretty Chinese Hui Muslim girl.
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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 03:06 PM)
No wonder you are a loser. Pervert scum.  thumbup.gif
They are not darker than you. XinJiang=Uyghur=Turkic Caucasian rclxm9.gif

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Ha ha ha.
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Not I that is pervert. The PRC Hui girls are. They came here looking for sex and getting paid in return. Kena tangkap and scream about their god saying they are muslim. Kantoi la.

Uyghur are mix turkish + chinese
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Got force conversion or not if marry Hui Zu?
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Chinese Muslim Hui.
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Got force conversion or not if marry Hui Zu?
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they dont have crappy constitution to force convert.

in fact, they can apostatize and embrace your religion too.
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Not I that is pervert. The PRC Hui girls are. They came here looking for sex and getting paid in return. Kena tangkap and scream about their god saying they are muslim. Kantoi la.

Uyghur are mix turkish + chinese


CHinese Hui Muslim girls do not go to your country and do the dirty job, rest assured. I know about them, more than you know about your despicable perversion.

Uyghur=Turkic( Ancient Scythian) + Mongol+ Hui


Get lost.

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Chinese Muslim Hui girl, pretty one.

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TS u married to one?
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Chinese Muslim Hui girl for Malaysian Chinese to see. cool2.gif
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TS u married to one?
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I am married to my own race, the Mongol.
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Another 回族。
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Chinese Muslim Hui boy from Gan Su.
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When wanna post Mongol thread lar?

I wan a thread about Tamerlane.
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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 03:23 PM)
CHinese Hui Muslim girls do not go to your country and do the dirty job, rest assured. I know about them, more than you know about your despicable perversion.

Uyghur=Turkic( Ancient Scythian) + Mongol+ Hui
Get lost.

Chinese Muslim Hui girl, pretty one.
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Yes they do.

they are poor. they need money. Many came over here for sex and drugs and work in clubs and bars. How many such sleazy place you've been to?

all sluts la. 9 out of 10 PRCs all sluts and money cheaters.

why dont you post your mongol women?
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QUOTE(Gr3yL3gion @ Aug 25 2010, 03:42 PM)
When wanna post Mongol thread lar?

I wan a thread about Tamerlane.
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Ha ha. I am a descendant of Tamerlane. Tamerlane himself was related to Chinggis Khaan maternally and his progeny, Babur, from Mongol-Barulas tribe. I posted Mongol threads some 4 months ago and it get trolled like hell. People will start to make fun and mention "C4" all the time.

This thread about Chinese Muslim Hui is better to educate two races in your nation. Ha ha .


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QUOTE(ayamkambing @ Aug 25 2010, 03:47 PM)
Yes they do.

they are poor. they need money. Many came over here for sex and drugs and work in clubs and bars. How many such sleazy place you've been to?

all sluts la. 9 out of 10 PRCs all sluts and money cheaters.

why dont you post your mongol women?
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Ha ha. I am a descendant of Tamerlane. Tamerlane himself was related to Chinggis Khaan maternally and his progeny, Babur, from Mongol-Barulas tribe.  I posted Mongol threads some 4 months ago and it get trolled like hell. People will start to make fun and mention "C4" all the time.

This thread about Chinese Muslim Hui is better to educate two races in your nation. Ha ha .
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I like how the Mongols steamroll The Ruskies and later up to Hungary.

To bad the Khan died, else the world would be full of yellow people.
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I like how the Mongols steamroll The Ruskies and later up to Hungary.

To bad the Khan died, else the world would be full of yellow people.
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The uniqueness of the Mongols was that when they invaded a territory, they left the culture and religion untouched. In fact, many Mongols in the Golden Horde converted to other religion such as Islam. Hence, Tamerlane emerged, Babur emerged. They both were direct descendant of Chinggis Khaan.

The mother of Chinggis Khaan, Hoelun, was said to be Nestorian Christian. The present day Mongols adopted Tibetan form of Buddhism.

Chinggis Khaan was the wisest, his sons were not so. Thus, the breakup of the empire.

We, the children of Atilla the Hun, need another hero like him again.

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回族歌. Chinese Muslim Hui folk song.

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Does chinese muslim eat pork? just wondering cuz i heard they do eat pork
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Does chinese muslim eat pork? just wondering cuz i heard they do eat pork
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Does chinese muslim eat pork? just wondering cuz i heard they do eat pork
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it's up to them but not just chinese muslim, muslim from any race also intentionally or not have eaten pork.

literally they don't , they have many famous chinese halal cuisine of lamb & beef.

Emperor Qian Long in the Qing dynasty had a muslim wife of Hui also, the history book stated that her meal were special prepared because she only ate Halal meals
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I think they are prettier than you, if you are a girl.


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it's up to them but not just chinese muslim, muslim from any race also intentionally or not have eaten pork.

literally they don't , they have many famous chinese halal cuisine of lamb & beef.

Emperor Qian Long in the Qing dynasty had a muslim wife of Hui also, the history book stated that her meal were special prepared because she only ate Halal meals
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CORRECT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You are very knowledgeable! Not only that, the famous generals that assisted 朱元璋 in setting up the Ming Dynasty were Muslims, their names are:

Mu Ying, Chang Yuchun, Feng Sheng, Ding Dexing, Hu Dahai, Lan Yu.

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Racial problems have never had anything to do with genes.

No hugs for the cultural enemy.
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Who is your cultural enemy? You sound so desperate in seeking enmity with people of other cultures, if going by that definition.

The thread is about Chinese Hui Muslim who shared cultural affinity with Han Chinese, either in China or in any nations they resided in.

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You know more about mongols that I do.

I is impress about that fact that the mongols aren't particular about religion.
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You know more about mongols that I do.

I is impress about that fact that the mongols aren't particular about religion.
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damn nice tea.... where can i get this tea... wat the other ingredient(in malay please) coz my house only have the red thing look like plum seed.... i dunno what its called coz my mum call it in chinese language....
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i don't care if she is muslim or non-muslim or any race, she is pure hot...
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You have been deceived by her sexiness. Anyway, don't spoil this thread.
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damn nice tea.... where can i get this tea... wat the other ingredient(in malay please) coz my house only have the red thing look like plum seed.... i dunno what its called coz my mum call it in chinese language....
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CORRECT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You are very knowledgeable! Not only that, the famous generals that assisted 朱元璋 in setting up the Ming Dynasty were Muslims, their names are:

Mu Ying, Chang Yuchun, Feng Sheng, Ding Dexing, Hu Dahai, Lan Yu.
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How come they don't have names like Muhhamed, Ismail, Jamal or something that sound like that?
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How come they don't have names like Muhhamed, Ismail, Jamal or something that sound like that?
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Refer to your name.
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How come they don't have names like Muhhamed, Ismail, Jamal or something that sound like that?
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Those are arabic names. Being a muslim doesn't mean that you must have an arabic name.
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How come they don't have names like Muhhamed, Ismail, Jamal or something that sound like that?


They have those Arabic names too, but their Chinese names are publicized worldwide. Moreover, they made it like a short form, abbreviated from "Muhammad" to "Ma", From "Hassan" to "Han", etc. Therefore, when you are in China, 9/10 with the surname "Ma" are Muslims. Also, the surname "Guo" usually are Muslims too.

One more thing, they are not Arabs, thus, why should they be Arabicized?
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They have those Arabic names too, but their Chinese names are publicized worldwide. Moreover, they made it like a short form, abbreviated from "Muhammad" to "Ma", From "Hassan" to "Han", etc. Therefore, when you are in China, 9/10 with the surname "Ma" are Muslims. Also, the surname "Guo" usually are Muslims too.

One more thing, they are not Arabs, thus, why should they be Arabicized?
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Malay also not arab mah icon_rolleyes.gif
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Just like some of the christians here. They are not english but they have english names.
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Then, ask the Malays why, don't ask me. I am here to give a brief overview about the Chinese Hui Muslims from China. Even my Chinese Hui Muslims friend who visited your country said that many Chinese in Malaysia are ignorant about the fact that in China have their own people with different religion. My Chinese Muslim Hui friends were asked by Malaysian Chinese with this question: " Why you become Malay?". This is very insulting for them.




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Those are arabic names. Being a muslim doesn't mean that you must have an arabic name.
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Just like some of the christians here. They are not english but they have english names.
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I thought all christians have christians name?

And your statement is somewhat contradicting.
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I thought all christians have christians name?

And your statement is somewhat contradicting.
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Tell me how is it contradicting? Not all christians have english names.
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hi kenmirzz, i want to know about Chinese Muslim Hui
are they practice the Islamic teaching or not in their live?
5 times daily solah?
fasting during month of Ramadan?
and etc..

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Manuskrip zaman Dinasti Song akan dikaji



Oleh LUKMAN ISMAIL

MELAKA 28 Okt. - Satu kajian terperinci terhadap sebuah manuskrip Islam yang dipercayai berasal dari Dinasti Song, China akan dilakukan bagi membuktikan kesahihannya.

Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Pelancongan, Kebudayaan dan Warisan negeri, Datuk Ab. Rahaman Ab. Karim berkata, pihaknya akan mendapatkan kerjasama Jabatan Kemajuan Islam Malaysia (Jakim), Arkib Negara dan Perbadanan Muzium Melaka (Perzim) untuk membuat kajian terhadap manuskrip itu.

Menurutnya, kajian itu perlu dilakukan bagi membuktikan manuskrip tulisan tangan yang ditemui di negeri ini tiga tahun lalu itu adalah tulen bagi menjadikannya bukti peradaban Islam di rantau ini berdasarkan fakta sejarah.

Kajian awal beberapa ahli akademik di universiti tempatan menafsirkan manuskrip yang dipercayai berusia lebih 1,000 tahun itu adalah sebuah kitab Thaharah (ibadah) yang ditulis dalam bahasa Arab.

Pada bahagian awalnya terdapat cop mohor bertulisan China, katanya kepada pemberita, di pejabatnya di sini.

Manuskrip tersebut milik pencari khazanah dan manuskrip lama terkenal, Wan Ahmad Arshad yang juga pengusaha Galeri Pusaka Moyang.

Ab. Rahaman menambah, ahli akademik terbabit mendapati manuskrip itu mempunyai beberapa perkataan berkaitan dinasti tersebut antaranya Utara Tanah Besar, kumpulan orang berkuda, maju ke hadapan, daerah, dokumentasi serta satu diagram lima bintang.

Beliau memberitahu, perkataan-perkataan tersebut menyokong hipotesis berdasarkan fakta Dinasti Song awal dikenali sebagai Song Utara manakala kumpulan berkuda adalah kelompok Islam yang mahir dari aspek ketenteraan dan berasal daripada golongan Arab, iaitu Bukhara.

Manuskrip berkenaan berukuran 25 sentimeter x 41 sentimeter dan kulitnya diperbuat daripada kulit binatang yang belum dikenal pasti jenisnya.

Kertas yang digunakan pula diperbuat daripada buluh jenis istimewa dan berkualiti tinggi di mana permukaannya bersinar.

Manuskrip ini mengandungi 288 muka surat yang lengkap bertulis, corak penulisan atau khat istimewa serta luar biasa. Setiap bab dibezakan dengan tulisan khat bertajuk besar.

Ab. Rahaman berkata, menurut ahli sejarah Barat, Emanuel Gadinho Eradia, Islam mula bertapak di China pada kurun ke-9 menerusi Canton dan Hainan pada zaman pemerintahan Dinasti Tang.

Kedudukan Islam menjadi lebih kukuh sewaktu pemerintahan Dinasti Song (960-1279 Masihi) dan Islam memperkukuhkan pengaruh ekonomi dengan menguasai perdagangan antarabangsa khususnya import dan eksport.

Malahan, secara konsisten jawatan Pengarah Perkapalan China sentiasa dipegang penjawat agama Islam pada era berkenaan sementara pada 1070 Masihi, Maharaja Sheng-Tsung menjemput 5,300 orang Arab dari Bukhara untuk menetap di China.

Baginda juga menggunakan tenaga dan kepakaran golongan Arab termasuk di bidang ketenteraan berkuda untuk menentang pemerintahan Liao di Utara dan Tenggara.

Golongan Arab itu dikatakan menetap di Kaifeng dan Yenching (kini dikenali sebagai Beijing). Idea utama membawa masuk golongan Arab ini adalah untuk membuat buffer zone antara China dan Liao,jelasnya.

Pada tahun 1080 Masihi, seramai 10,000 lelaki dan wanita Arab Bukhara berhijrah serta menetap di Wilayah Utara dan Tenggara.

Kumpulan itu diketuai oleh Putera Amir Sayyid atau dikenali sebagai so-fei-er. Beliau kemudiannya diberi gelaran sebagai Bapa Islam di China.

Menurut Ab. Rahaman, kajian kesahihan manuskrip ini boleh dilakukan menerusi ujian karbon yang kebanyakan dilakukan di Universiti Melbourne di Australia di mana ketepatan tidak boleh diragui.

Menjadi harapan saya, manuskrip yang tidak ternilai itu dapat disimpan di Muzium al-Quran Melaka di Kompleks Masjid Al-Azim untuk kajian kita.

Pada masa yang sama dapat mempertontonkan kepada orang ramai bahawa kemajuan Islam di rantau ini sudah bertapak sejak dulu lagi, katanya.


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Koay Jetty : The social evolution of the Hui people in Penang


Ong Seng Huat

2007-09-18

Part One The Hui are one of the main minority groups in China. They are the descendants of Arabia.


Part One

The Hui are one of the main minority groups in China. They are the descendants of Arabian and Middle Eastern peoples. During the Yuan Dynasty, the ruling Mongolians divided the people into different categories with different status.


1. Mongolian
2. Arabians and Middle Eastern (Hui)
3. Northern Chinese (Han)
4. South Chinese (Nam Man, literally, southern barbarian for those who live south of the Yangtze River)


The racist policies of the Mongolians oppressed the Hans and southern Chinese. As a result, after the revolution to overthrow the Yuan, acts of revenge were taken against the Mongolians and the Hui in many parts of China. The new Ming dynasty government simply ignored these incidents.

The Koay clan described in this essay are descendants of I-Pen Khu-Se Tek-Kwan-Kong (Chinese phonetics of an Arabic name).He created a Chinese name for himself - Koay Tek Kwan. During the Ming dynasty, in 1376, an Arabian clan led by Koay T'ng Hui moved into a village named Pek Kee in Chuan Chew, Hui Aun province. The clan brought with them 30 chapters of the Qur'an. They established a mosque. The descendants opened 9 settlements with 13 clan villages.

The village of Pek Kee was near the port of Quanzhou (pronounced "Chwen-Joe") or Zaytun, facing Taiwan across the Straits. Quanzhou (Canton @ Zaiton) was a famous port, with important minorities of Persian and Arab merchants. Founded in the early 8th century it reached its height of prosperity during the Yuan Dynasty.

In order to be accepted as part of the mainstream Chinese, this Hui clan used the family name created by their ancestor. They claimed that they were members of the Koay clan, descendants of a great Tang Dynasty Muslim general, who controlled Turkestan and the western part of the Silk Route. At the same time he promoted the Tang civilization so that the Chinese culture spread to Central Asia.

The 5th generation descendants of Koay T'ng Hui found their village of Pek Kee facing attacks by Han Chinese extremists. This is because a group of Hui Muslims had supported the Ming dynasty government to put down a rebellion in Fujian. In retaliation, the rebels attacked Hui villages all over Fujian. In order to safeguard their lives, the Koay clan villagers suppressed their Hui identity. As they had intermarried with Han women for generation, they allowed the Han women to rear pigs, so that the village would not be marked as a Hui village.

In this case of emergency, the amirs of the clan collectively made a fatwa: In life, one can eat pork. But in death, one must die as a Muslim and go back to the true religion. The deceased's family and relatives must follow Muslim practice for at least 49 days, and even up to 3 years.

When a member of the Koay clan died, the imam would go the home of the deceased and place the Holy Qur'an on a new piece cloth laid over the table in front of the coffin. He would read the Qur'an from the first page to the last. He had to advise the deceased's family not to eat pork for 49 days.

The Koay clan has complete genealogical records. In the genealogical book, there is a preamble reminding the clan members that they are Hui Muslims. No longer in any danger, the 8th generation descendants reverted back to a Muslim lifestyle, and established a school and a mosque. But some of them were already totally " Han-nized. "


Part Two

Being of Arab descent, the Koays were successful traders and seafarers. However, in the mean time, the Manchurian government had suppressed seafaring activities between Fujian and Taiwan (Formosa). This, coupled with the political and economic instability, caused the decline of Pek Kee. The fortunes of the Koays suffered. By the time the Koays came to Penang in the late 19th century, they were merchants without capital. Morever, they had integrated with the Han Chinese to such an extent that they lost most of their Arabian traits.

When they came to Penang, they found that they shared the same language and the same culture as most Chinese immigrants from Fujian; the only difference was their religion. In Penang, they worked as traders, port coolies and boatmen. They were also in the charcoal business. They rented four houses and lived together as a clan commune at Noordin Street. In the 1950s, they established a jetty at the end of Weld Quay-C.Y.Choy Road. It was the last clan jetty to be built. The Koay clan in Penang found they had to survive with the support of the mainstream Chinese community in Penang.

The Koay settlement in Penang saw themselves as an extension of their original clan village in China. The Koay clan diaspora had settled in Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia and other parts of coastal Southeast Asia, but they kept in close touch with the home village and with each other.

The following example, illustrates the close networking. In the 1946, the supreme clan leader in Hui Aun, ordered funds to be raised for a school dedicated to the memory of Koay Chee Hong, a martyr in the anti-Japanese War who died in 1942.A letter was issued by clan leaders in Taiwan, led by a chairman from Hui Aun, authorising the clan leaders of the Koay community in Penang to collect funds. The funds were to be remitted to Hui Aun, where the school was to be built.

The Koay clan community in Penang had problems communicating the other Muslims in Penang. They could not understand many of the latter's practices. For example, belief in the local kramats was something alien to them, and a mosque with an onion dome did not look or feel like a mosque

to them. On the one hand, the Koays felt alienated from the larger Muslim community and on the other hand, they felt closer to the mainstream Chinese community and depended on the latter for support. As a result, the whole group gradually reverted back to the 5th generation fatwa.

In 1975, the Koay community in Penang published a notice which was to be framed and hung on the wall by every clansmen. The notice provides the generational names to be followed by the Koay clan for forty generations. The present generation of Koays can trace their geneology back to between 17-22 generations.

The notice stated that since early times, the Koays have been Muslims. They have been steadfast in their prayer, and have not changed for generations. … After China became a Republic, many of their clan came to Southeast Asia and were scattered all over Singapore and Malaysia. However, due to the great differences in human relations and environment, they gradually departed from the Islamic teaching. However in the practice of remembering their ancestors, they will strictly observe halal food (no pork). This shows that they are following the fatwa of the past, and that they have not forgotten their origins.


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Etnik Hui



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Etnik Hui adalah salah satu etnik minoriti yang teramai di China. Berdasarkan banci pada tahun 1990, penduduk etnik itu berjumlah lebih 8.6 juta orang, menduduk tempat ke-4 teramai antara etnik-etnik minoriti di China.

Kawasan penempatan penduduk etnik Hui sangat luas, hampir semua kawasan di China terdapat penduduk etnik itu. Penduduk etnik Hui tinggal secara berkelompok di Wilayah Autonomi Etnik Hui Ningxia, Provinsi Gansu, Qinghai, Wilayah Autonomi Etnik Vygur Xinjiang, Provinsi Henan, Hebei, Shangdong dan Yunnan. Penduduk etnik Hui biasanya tinggal secara berkelompok di kawasan yang terdapat masjid.

Wilayah Autonomi Etnik Hui Ningxia mempunyai jumlah penduduk etnik Hui yang paling ramai, wilayah itu dikenali sebagai kampung halaman etnik Hui. Pemandangan di wilayah itu sangat indah, terdapat hutan hijau dan padang pasir yang luas. Sungai Kuning yang didikenali sebagai sungai ibunda di China melalui wilayah itu. Penduduk etnik Hui bersama-sama penduduk etnik lain rajin bekerja dan menjadikan wilayah itu sangat makmur.

Oleh sebab kawasan kediaman etnik Hui sangat luas, penduduk etnik itu di pelbagai tempat juga bekerja dalam bidang yang berlainan. Penduduk etnik Hui di Gansu, Qinghai dan Ningxia lebih mengutamakan sektor pertanian, dan penternakan, penduduk etnik itu di Xinjiang dan Mongolia Dalam lebih mengutamakan penternakan, penduduk etnik itu di Henan, Hebei dan Shandong selain bekerja dalam sektor pertanian, juga pandai berniaga, penduduk etnik itu di pelbagai daerah di bahagian barat daya China mencemburkan diri dalam sektor pertanian, perniagaan dan pengangkutan, penduduk etnik Hui di Provinsi Hainan bekerja dalam sektor perkapalan dan perikanan.

Oleh sebab kawasan kediaman etnik Hui di China sangat luas, penduduk etnik itu biasanya tinggal berjiran dengan penduduk etnik lain di pelbagai tempat. Misalnya, penduduk etnik Hui di Xinjiang dan Mongolia Dalam biasanya tinggal berjiran dengan penduduk etnik Vygur, Kazak dan Mongol, di Tibet mereka tinggal berjiran dengan penduduk etnik Tibet. Penduduk Etnik Hui hidup aman sentosa bersama-sama penduduk pelbagai etnik lain di merata tempat di China, mereka saling mempelajari dan berkembang maju bersama-sama.

Penduduk etnik Hui menggunakan bahasa Mandarin, bahasa itu telah memainkan peranan penting untuk meningkatkan taraf ekonomi dan kebudayaan etnik itu. Di samping itu, penduduk etnik Hui yang tinggal di pelbagai tempat China juga fasih bahasa etnik lain di kawasan itu. Misalnya, penduduk etnik Hui di Xishuangbanna Yunnan bukan sahaja fasih bahasa Dai, juga memakai pakaian tradisional etnik Dai dan tinggal di rumah berbentuk senibina tradisional etnik Dai, penduduk etnik Hui di Tibet juga mahir bertutur dalam bahasa Tibet.

Etnik Hui di merata tempat di China beragama Islam. Agama Islam telah memainkan peranan penting dalam bidang politik, ekonomi, sosial, kebudayaan dan adat resam etnik itu dan menjadi sebahagian penting dalam kebudayaan tradisional etnik Hui.

Kalau penduduk etnik Hui berhijrah ke suatu tempat yang lain, mereka akan tinggal secara berkelompok dan membina sebuah kampung, setelah membina sebuah masjid, penduduk etnik itu biasanya tinggal di sekeliling masjid tersebut. Masjid yang dibina oleh etnik itu sangat terkenal dalam sejarah pembinaan China dan merupakan sebahagian penting dalam warisan budaya bangsa China.

Walaupun kewujudan etnik Hui agak lewat dalam sejarah tamadun China, tetapi etnik itu sangat makmur dan maju dan telah memberi sumbangan yang besar terhadap tamadun China.

Semasa etnik Hui baru wujud pada zaman Dinasti Yuan, penduduk etnik itu tidak mempunyai kawasan kediaman yang tetap. Penduduk etnik itu rajin bekerja dan berjaya meneroka tanah tandus yang luas di kawasan sempadan.




Etnik Kazak



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Penduduk Etnik Kazak berjumlah lebih 1.1 juta orang, mereka tinggal secara berkelompok di Wilayah Autonomi Uygur Xinjiang, sebahagian lagi tinggal di provinsi Gansu dan Qinghai. Kawasan kediaman etnik Kazak merupakan padang rumput yang subur dan sesuai untuk dijadikan kawasan penternakan. Kebanyakan penduduk etnik Kazak kerja sebagai penggembala sejak turun-temurun, sebahagian kecil penduduk etnik mengusahan pertanian dan menanam tumbuh-tumbuhan. Pada masa dahulu, jarang terdapat penduduk etnik Kazak berniaga, tetapi sekarang, ramai penduduk etnik itu berniaga.

Etnik Kazak beragama Islam dan mempunyai bahasa dan tulisan sendiri. Tulisan mereka sekarang berasas tulisan Jawi.

Yili ialah kawasan kediaman penduduk etnik Kazak secara berkelompok, kawasan itu terkenal dengan kuda, bulu kambing, susu kuda dan lain-lain.

Etnik Kazak kaya dengan lagu rakyat, syair, gurindam dan pribahasa. Tarian etnik tersebut juga sangat menarik, alat muzik etnik itu dipanggil Dongbula. Aken pula ialah penyanyi terkenal di kalangan etnik itu.

Penduduk etnik Kazak sangat mesra melayan tetamu dan sangat sopan santun. Kalau mereka berjumpa rakan-rakan, mereka biasanya mengucapkan salam bahagia dan bertanya khabar tentang keadaan ternakan, ini kerana etnik itu sudah lama menjadi penggembala. Penduduk etnik Kazak sering berhijrah mengikut musim. Kalau penduduk etnik itu menerima kunjungan rakan atau tetamu yang ingin menumpang menginap di rumah mereka, layanan mereka sangat mesra. Etnik Kazak berpendapat, kalau mengizinkan rakan pergi ke tempat lain pada waktu maghrib, mereka akan berasa malu dan dipandang rendah oleh jiran mereka.

Untuk melayan tetamu, penduduk etnik Kazak biasanya menyembelih seekor kambing kecil atau kuda kecil. Sebelum menyembelih kambing, tuan rumah akan menunjukkan kambing itu kepada tetamu untuk mendapat persetujuan. Semasa memakan daging kambing yang sudah dimasak, tuan rumah akan menghidangkan kepala kambing itu kepada tetamu, tetamu menggunakan pisau memotong daging di muka kambing dan memberikan kepada tuan rumah sebagai tanda hormat, seterusnya memotong telinga kambing tersebut untuk diberikan kepada anak bungso atau isteri tuan rumah, akhirnya, tetamu memotong daging di kepala kambing untuk dimakan sendiri dan menyerahkan kepala kambing itu kepada tuan rumah semula.

Setelah upacara tersebut, tuan rumah dan tetamu akan duduk bersama-sama, mereka sambil memakan daging kambing, sambil minum susu kuda. Susu kuda sangat istimewa bagi etnik Kazak, susu itu selain boleh menghilangkan dahaga, juga sangat berzat. Oleh sebab cuaca di kawasan penempatan etnik Kazak sangat sejuk, susu itu juga boleh memanaskan badan mereka. Setelah makan malam, tuan rumah dan tetamu akan duduk bersama-sama berbual-bual tentang cuaca di padang rumput dan mendengar cerita rakyat yang sangat menarik.

Etnik Kazak kaya dengan sastera rakyat, khususnya sastera lisan yang sangat popular dan terkenal. Sastera etnik itu termasuk cerita dongeng, cerita rakyat, syair, lagu rakyat, gurindam dan pribahasa. Karya tersebut bukanlah dicipta oleh etnik itu, tetapi juga diwarisi sejak turun-temurun.

Aken ialah seniman yang menyampaikan karya-karya tersebut, beliau sangat dihormati oleh penduduk etnik itu. Aken biasanya menggunakan sejenis alat muzik yang dipanggil "Dongbula", sambil memainkan "Dongbula" sambil menyanyi. Oleh sebab itu, Aken juga dikenali sebagai penyanyi rakyat etnik Kazak.

Untuk mengembangkan sastera etnik Kazak, penduduk etnik itu mengadakan konsert Aken pada musim gugur setiap tahun. Etnik itu berkumpul bersama-sama dari pelbagai tempat. Para Aken sambil memainkan alat muzik Dongbula sambil menyanyi lagu rakyat, syair, puisi dan lain-lain, penduduk etnik itu dengan gembira menikmati persembahan tersebut.

Acara "Gadis mengejar" merupakan salah satu hiburan yang sangat popular di kalangan penduduk etnik Kazak. Acara itu diadakan sempena hari perayaan. Sepasang teruna dan dara akan menunggang kuda bersama-sama ke sesuatu tempat, dalam perjalanan itu, kedua-dua mereka sambil menunggang kuda sambil bergurau, gadis itu tidak boleh malu atau marah. Semasa pulang dari tempat tersebut, lelaki itu menunggang kuda dengan laju, manakala gadis itu sambil menunggang kuda mengejar lelaki itu, sambil memukul lelaki itu dengan rotan. Jika gadis itu suka akan lelaki itu, dia memukul dengan perlahan sahaja. Para penonton akan bersorak-sorai, suasana sangat meriah. Acara itu biasanya akan berlangsung selama beberapa jam, lelaki boleh bergilir-gilir mengajak perempuan menyertai acara itu.




Etnik Tajik



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Penduduk etnik Tajik berjumlah lebih 30 ribu orang, etnik itu tinggal secara berkelompok di bahagian barat daya Wilayah Autonomi Uygur Xinjiang China, iaitu bahagian timur dataran tinggi Pamir. Kawasan penempatan etnik Tajik berhampiran puncak gunung kedua tertinggi di dunia, iaitu Godwin Austen, puncak gunungnya diliputi salji, di kaki gunung itu ialah padang rumput dan ladang. Penduduk etnik Tajik tinggal di kawasan itu sejak turun temurun.

Penduduk etnik Tajik menetap di Dataran Tinggi Pamir sejak zaman sebelum Masihi, laluan sutera yang dibukakan pada abad ke-2 sebelum Masihi melalui kawasan itu, pada beberapa ribu tahun kebelakangan ini, penduduk etnik Tajik terdedah dengan tamadun timur dan barat, membentuk tamadun sendiri yang sangat makmur.

Penduduk etnik Tajik mempunyai bahasa sendiri dan menggunakan tulisan Uygur, mereka beragama Islam dan bekerja dalam bidang pertanian dan penternakan.

Penduduk etnik Tajik sangat berani dan murah hati. Dalam legenda etnik Tajik, helang melambangkan pahlawan. Penggembala etnik Tajik suka bermain flut yang diperbuat daripada tulang helang, tarian yang paling popular di kalangan etnik itu juga menggambarkan ketangkasan helang. Etnik Tajik juga pandai menunggang kuda, beriadah menunggang kuda sangat popular di kalangan penduduk etnik itu.

Kampung halaman penduduk etnik Tajik di Dataran Tinggi Pamir, pemandangan alam di sana seperti lukisan dan sangat indah, penduduk etnik Tajik di kawasan itu dikenali sebagai orang yang tinggal di atas awan.

Lelaki etnik Tajik biasanya memakai kemeja warna putih dan jubah warna biru, membawa pisau yang diikat di sebelah kanan pinggang, memakai kasut dan topi kulit kambing, menunggang kuda bersiar-siar di kawasan yang pemandangan alamnya sangat indah, orang itu kelihatan sangat kacak.

Perempuan etnik Tajik suka memakai baju yang berwarna-warni, kasutnya warna merah, topi mereka dihiasi banyak hiasan, semasa keluar bersiar-siar, mereka suka memakai tudung besar berwarna merah, kuning atau putih. Mereka kelihatan seperti dewi yang turun dari kayangan.

Etnik Tajik beragama Islam, dan meraikan banyak pesta. Misalnya, pada hari pertama dan hari kedua setiap bulan Ogos tahun Hijrah, semua keluarga etnik Tajik akan menyalakan lilin, pesta itu juga dikenali sebagai pesta cahaya. Semasa merayakan pesta itu, semua anggota keluarga duduk bersama-sama, anggota keluarga akan menyalakan lilin yang dipegang di hadapan mereka dan menyebut nama ahli keluarga yang dihormati dalam keluarga itu. Apabila semua lilin telah dinyalakan, mereka bersama-sama berdoa memohon kesejahteraan dan keamanan. Seterusnya lilin yang sudah dinyalakan akan diletak di atas bumbung rumah mereka. Pada waktu itu, penduduk etnik Tajik akan menyalakan api di depan rumah masing-masing, pemuda akan menyanyi dan menari di depan unggun api itu sepanjang malam.

Penduduk etnik Tajik sangat mesra melayan tetamu. Apabila ada tetamu menziarahi atau mengingap di rumah mereka, tuan rumah akan melayani tetamu dengan mesra tanpa menghiraukan mereka kenal atau tidak. Mereka biasanya akan menyembelih seekor kambing untuk menjamu tetamu. Sebelum tetamu memakan daging kambing, tuan rumah akan menghidangkan semangkok sup daging kambing kepada tetamu. Kalau tetamu menghiris daging kambing dan memberikannya kepada suri rumah yang sedang sibuk bekerja, tuan rumah akan sangat berbesar hati. Seterusnya tuan rumah akan menghidangkan kepala kambing kepada tetamu, seterusnya beliau menghidangkan ekor kambing dan hati kambing kepada tetamu lain.

Suasana di kampung halaman etnik Tajik sangat tenteram, pada waktu malam mereka tidak perlu mengunci pintu rumah kerana tiada pencuri di kawasan itu, semua orang hidup harmoni bersama-sama.

Bermula pada tahun 1950-an, kawasan perkampungan etnik Tajik mula dikunjungi warga asing. Setelah kerajaan mengamalkan dasar memakmurkan semula laluan sutera, sebuah lebuh raya yang menghubungi kampung halaman etnik Tajik dengan Pakistan telah dibina, ramai pelancong dan banyak barangan dihantar melalui jalan itu setiap hari.





Etnik Uzbek




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Etnik Uzbek berjumlah lebih 10 ribu orang, etnik itu tinggal secara berkelompok di bahagian selatan dan utara Wilayah Autonomi Etnik Uygur Xinjiang China, mereka tinggal dengan aman bersama-sama penduduk etnik lain seperti Etnik Uygur dan Kazak di kawasan itu.

Sejarah Etnik Uzbek bermula pada abad ke-14. pada abad ke-15, ramai saudagar dari Uzbek berniaga ke Tanah Besar China melalui Laluan Sutera, sebahagian saudagar tersebut menetap di kawasan Xinjiang, lama-kelamaan, etnik Uzbek telah membuka penempatan di kawasan tersebut.

Kebanyakan penduduk Etnik Uzbek tinggal di bandar dan pekan, mereka kebanyakan bekerja dalam bidang perniagaan, pendidikan, sains dan teknologi dan industri pertukangan tangan, sebahagian kecil penduduk etnik itu bekerja sebagai penggembala di bahagian utara Xinjiang atau bekerja sebagai petani di bahagian selatan kawasan itu. Penduduk etnik Uzbek sudah lama tinggal bersama-sama dengan penduduk etnik Uygur , kedua-dua etnik itu hidup bersama-sama dengan aman dan mempunyai banyak ciri-ciri yang sama dalam adat resam masing-masing.

Etnik Uzbek mempunyai bahasa sendiri, tulisan bahasa Uzbek berasal daripada tulisan bahasa Arab. Ramai penduduk Uzbek boleh bertutur bahasa Uygur atau bahasa Kazak.

Etnik Uzbek beragama Islam. Tarian dan muzik etnik itu sangat menarik. Kaum wanita etnik itu pandai menyulam, gambar sulaman pada alas meja, selimut dan bantal yang dihasilkan oleh mereka sangat halus dan cantik.

Kaum wanita Etnik Uzbek sangat pandai menghias diri, mereka suka memakai sejenis topi berwarna-warni yang dikenali sebagai "Duopi", para gadis suka memakai tudung warna terang di bawah Duopi, wanita berumur lebih suka memakai Duopi yang berwarna gelap.

Pada musim panas, gadis etnik Uzbek suka memakai skirt panjang yang berwarna terang, skirt itu dihiasi banyak hiasan yang cantik. Wanita yang berumur lebih suka memakai skirt diperbuat daripada kain sutera. Pada musim sejuk, kaum wanita etnik Uzbek suka memakai baju yang diperbuat daripada kulit kambing atau musang agar tahan sejuk. Hiasan rambut kaum wanita etnik Uzbek sangat halus dan jumlah jenisnya sangat banyak, kebanyakan diperbuat daripada emas, perak, mutiara, jed atau kain sutera, mereka juga sangat suka memakai rantai dan cincin emas.

Etnik Uzbek juga mempunyai adat perkahwinan yang istimewa. Misalnya, anak mereka yang ingin berkahwin mestilah bermula daripada yang sulung kemudian diikuti anak kedua atau anak bongsu. Kalau abang atau kakaknya belum berkahwin, adiknya tidak boleh berkahwin dahulu.

Upacara perkahwinan Etnik Uzbek biasanya diadakan di rumah pengantin perempuan pada waktu malam. Ibu bapa pengantin perempuan menyalakan semua lampu dan menyediakan jamuan untuk meraikan para tetamu. Sebelum upacara perkahwinan dimulakan, ibu bapa kedua-dua pihak bakal raja sehari akan membincangkan wang ganti rugi bercerai. Kalau suami meminta cerahi pada suatu hari nanti, wang itu akan diberikan kepada isterinya sebagai wang ganti rugi. Bercerai merupakan hal yang memalukan penduduk etnik Uzbek. Suami isteri etnik Uzbek jarang bercerai, mereka hidup aman dan bahagia.

Seterusnya, upacara perkahwinan akan dimulakan. Setelah membaca kitab suci Al-Quran, imam akan bertanya bakal pengantin baru itu sama ada mereka setuju menikah, setelah mendapat jawapan, imam akan menyerahkan dua keping roti Nan yang direndam dalam air garam. Ini kerana penduduk Etnik Uzbek sangat menghargai garam dan berpendapat, garam boleh menjadikan suami isteri saling mencintai, dan roti Nan menjadi makanan utama yang popular di kalangan penduduk etnik itu. Roti Nan dan garam melambangkan suami isteri sehidup semati.

Setelah upacara perakahwinan selesai, ahli keluarga pengantin perempuan akan bertandang ke rumah pengantin lelaki dan membawa pulang pengantin perempuan ke rumah mereka semula. Pengantin lelaki akan membawa hadiah ke rumah pengantin perempuan untuk menjemput isterinya. Pada waktu itu, pengantin perempuan akan menangis dan mengucapkan terima kasih dan selamat tinggal kepada ibu bapanya. Setelah bapa pengantin perempuan berdoa, pengantin perempuan baru gembira mengikuti suaminya pulang rumah baru.

Semasa tiba di rumah pengantin lelaki, ahli keluarga pengantin lelaki telah menyalakan unggun api di halaman rumah, pengantin perempuan mengeliling unggun api itu untuk melambangkan dia setia sepanjang usia kepada suaminya. Tuan rumah menyerahkan gula dan buah-buahan kepada para tetamu.




Etnik Kirgiz




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Etnik Kirgiz berjumlah lebih 140 ribu orang, kebanyakannya tinggal secara berkelompok di bahagian barat daya Wilayah Autonomi Etnik Uygur Xinjiang China. Kawasan penempatan etnik itu di sebelah barat kawasan pergunungan, terdapat sungai besar dan padang rumput yang subur di kawasan tersebut. Penduduk etnik itu mengusahakan penternakan sejak turun-temurun, terdapat sebahagian penduduk etnik itu juga bekerja dalam bidang pertanian.

Kebudayaan etnik Kirgiz sangat cemerlang. Epik kalangan rakyat "Manasi" sangat terkenal dan merupakan sebahagian penting warisan budaya China. Alat muzik etnik itu "Kaomuzi" boleh memainkan muzik yang merdu, melodinya sangat menarik. Selain itu, kesenian sulaman, ukiran, tenunan, barangan hiasan yang diperbuat daripada emas dan perak juga sangat terkenal. semasa pesta, rakyat etnik itu akan mengadakan pelbagai aktiviti keraian.

Upacara perkahwinan etnik Kirgiz sangat meriah. Majlis itu diadakan dalam dua peringkat, iaitu meminang dan menikah. Semasa meminang, bakal pengantin lelaki akan menunggung kuda dan menghantar kapas bermutu tinggi kepada keluarga pihak bakal pengantin perempuan. Ibu bapa bakal pengantin perempuan akan meraikan bakal pengantin lelaki dengan makanan yang paling lazat. Kalau ibu bapa bakal pengantin perempuan melemparkan tepung gandum ke badan bakal pengantin lelaki, ini bermaksud mereka bersetuju anak perempuan mereka bernikah dengan lelaki itu.

Majlis perkahwinan biasanya akan berlangsung selama 3 hari dan biasanya akan diadakan di rumah pihak pengantin perempuan pada akhir bulan. Pada hari pertama dalam tempoh majlis perkahwinan, pengantin lelaki membawa hadiah dengan ditemani ibu bapa dan saudara maranya ke rumah pengantin perempuan. Hadiah yang dibawa oleh pengantin lelaki itu biasanya ialah dua ekor kambing yang baru disembelih serta beberapa ekor ternakan lain.

Sebelum upacara perkahwinan dimulakan, saudara mara pengantin perempuan akan mengikat kedua-dua pengantin di depan pintu rumah, bapa dan saudara pengantin perempuan meminta hadiah daripada saudara mara pihak pengantin lelaki, setelah mendapat hadiah, kedua-dua pengantin baru dilepaskan.

Setelah upacara perkahwinan dimulakan, seorang warga emas pihak pengantin lelaki akan melemparkan gula-gula dan kuih-kuih kepada para hadirin, para hadirin akan berebut gula-gula dan kuih-kuih tersebut. Ibu pengantin perempuan akan menyanyi lagu untuk mengucapkan selamat jalan kepada anak perempuannya. Seterusnya, para hadirin dengan kaki kambing dengan perlahan memukul pengantin baru, kemudian menari bersama-sama.

Berikutnya, imam menikahkan mereka dan selepas itu memberikan roti Nan yang direndam dalam air masin untuk dimakan oleh kedua-dua pengantin baru, ini melambangkan kedua-dua mereka akan sehidup semati.

Pada hari kedua, keluarga kedua-dua pihak pengantin baru mengadakan majlis keraian seperti perlumbaan kuda dan bergusti. Pada malam itu, pengantin perempuan berkunjung ke rumah pengantin lelaki, yang dihadiri ramai tetamu, mereka dengan gembira menari bersama-sama sehingga larut malam. Setelah diberi hadiah oleh pengantin baru, para hadirin baru balik ke rumah mereka.

Pada hari ketiga, pengantin perempuan akan membawa hantaran kahwin pergi ke rumah pengantin lelaki, beliau akan diraikan oleh para penduduk di kampung-kampung dalam perjalanan itu. Dalam tempoh beberapa hari setelah majlis perkahwinan berakhir, pengantin baru akan menerima undangan saudara mara untuk menghadiri pelbagai aktiviti keraian. Kedua-dua pengantin baru akan menikmati bulan madu mereka.

Warisan muzik etnik Kirgiz sangat cemerlang, bakat penduduk etnik itu sangat tinggi. Banyak legenda, cerita, syair dan lagu rakyat disampaikan oleh penyanyi etnik itu sejak turun-temurun. Alat muzik etnik Kirgiz yang paling terkenal ialah "Kumuzi". Terdapat satu pepatah di kalangan penduduk etnik Kirgiz, "Kumuzi akan menemani tuannya sepanjang umur". Nenek moyang etnik Kirgiz pernah menghadiahkan alat muzik itu kepada maharaja Dinasti Tang, kemudian alat muzik itu diperkenalkan di ke Jepun, Kashmir, Parsi dan Arab. Alat muzik "Kumuzi" ialah sumbangan etnik Kirgiz terhadap tamadun dunia.

Semasa merayakan pelbagai pesta, penduduk etnik Kirgiz sambil bermain "Kumuzi" sambi menyanyi dan menari, suasana sangat meriah.

Karpet yang digantung pada dinding ialah hiasan popular di rumah penduduk etnik Kirgiz, karpet itu biasanya sepanjang 1.2 hingga 3 meter dan lebarnya 1.2 hingga 2.5 meter. Gambar pada karpet di dinding itu pelbagai bentuk, seorang perempuan membuat karpet seperti itu biasanya mengambil masa selama beberapa bulan. Karpet itu juga sering menjadi hadiah daripada pengantin perempuan untuk pengantin lelaki.



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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 03:51 PM)
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Serchmaa, a famous Mongol singer.
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Very pretty. Looks like han chinese though. blink.gif

QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 04:36 PM)
CORRECT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You are very knowledgeable! Not only that, the famous generals that assisted 朱元璋 in setting up the Ming Dynasty were Muslims, their names are:

Mu Ying, Chang Yuchun, Feng Sheng, Ding Dexing, Hu Dahai, Lan Yu.
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Malay muslims here think they are more islamic if they ditch their malay identity and adopt arabic names.
But the sad part is, they know shit about arabic language and depends on translation to read, while Hui muslims all know arabic and reads the Quran in arabic!

QUOTE(scorps @ Aug 25 2010, 06:26 PM)
hi kenmirzz, i want to know about Chinese Muslim Hui
are they practice the Islamic teaching or not in their live?
5 times daily solah?
fasting  during month of Ramadan?
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They do practice all this. They even read quran in arabic. They know more arabic than malays.
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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Aug 25 2010, 06:01 PM)
They have those Arabic names too, but their Chinese names are publicized worldwide. Moreover, they made it like a short form, abbreviated from "Muhammad" to "Ma", From "Hassan" to "Han", etc. Therefore, when you are in China, 9/10 with the surname "Ma" are Muslims. Also, the surname "Guo" usually are Muslims too.

One more thing, they are not Arabs, thus, why should they be Arabicized?
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many non muslim dunno that u can use any name as long as it have good meaning... some of the name used in islam are not arabic like farsi name, yehudi name... name used usually comes from good people and in hope that the child will be like them too

btw good effort..... damn these ppl are nice, look at the bread and tea they serve to their guest.... y dont malaysia export these people in last time? after all, they have one big common thing with the malay which is the religion....
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QUOTE(scorps @ Aug 25 2010, 06:26 PM)
hi kenmirzz, i want to know about Chinese Muslim Hui
are they practice the Islamic teaching or not in their live?
5 times daily solah?
fasting  during month of Ramadan?
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Some practice it, some don't. That's based on what I observe though, which is common anywhere else.



Chinese Muslim folk song.

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Acrobatic from Chinese Muslim Hui.



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宁夏回省。
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中国回族。
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Their devotion are unquestionable. Like to see more of this in M'sia
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回族歌星。Singer from Chinese Muslim origin.

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Kung Fu, Chinese Muslim Hui style.
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Etnik Uygur



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Etnik Uygur berjumlah lebih 7.2 juta orang, penduduk etnik itu tinggal secara berkelompok di Wilayah Autonomi Etnik Uygur Xinjiang China, kebanyakan mereka menetap di sebelah selatan Gunung Tianshan di wilayah itu.

Entik Uygur wujud pada abad ke-3 sebelum Masihi.

Nenek moyang etnik Uygur terutamanya bekerja sebagai penggembala. Setelah tahun 840, sebahagian penduduk etnik Uygur berhijrah ke kawasan Xinjiang China dan kawasan Asia Tengah, mereka belajar pertanian daripada penduduk asal di kawasan tersebut. Buah-buahan yang diusahakan oleh etnik itu seperti tembikai hami, anggur, delima dan epal sangat terkenal di China sejak turun-temurun.

Wilayah Autonomi Entik Uygur Xinjiang merupakan kawasan yang paling awal menanam kapas dalam sejarah China. Pada abad ke-5 hingga ke-6, penduduk etnik Uygur sudah menanam kapas. Memelihara ulat sutera dan menggunakan teknologi menghasilkan benang sutera daripada kepompong ulat sutera merupakan kejayaan besar etnik Uygur.

Perubatan tradisional etnik Uygur sudah bersejarah lama dan cemerlang. Perubatan etnik itu di samping mempelajari cara perubatan tradisional China, juga menggabungkan cara perubatan India, Parsi, Pakistan, Greek dan lain-lain. Penduduk etnik itu telah menghasilkan banyak catatan perubatan yang terkenal. Doktor etnik itu mahir merawat penyakit sengal-sengal tulang atau penyakit kulit menggunakan pasir, gas, air atau lumpur.

Rakyat etnik Uygur pernah menganut pelbagai agama dalam sejarah. Bermula pada akhir abad ke-12, penduduk etnik itu mula beragama Islam, agama Islam menjadi agama pilihan bagi etnik itu dan telah memainkan peranan penting dalam bidang politik, ekonomi dan kebudayaan etnik itu.

Sastera etnik Uygur bersejarah lama dan merupakan sebahagian penting dalam kebudayaan etnik itu. Sastera etnik Uygur terdiri daripada epik, riwayat, pepatah, teka-teki, legenda, peribahasa dan lain-lain.

Muzik etnik Uygur mempunyai ciri-ciri istimewa dan mewarisi irama muzik di kawasan barat China

Karpet merupakan barangan kraf tangan terkenal etnik Uygur. Kemahiran melukis, mengukir, menenun dan menyulam karpet etnik itu sangat tinggi tarafnya dan mendapat sambutan baik di China.

Ukiran batu jed etnik Uygur juga merupakan barangan kraf tangan terkenal etnik Uygur, mereka menggunakan batu jed berkualiti tinggi dan sangat jernih, barangan itu semakin hari semakin berharga.

Masjid Aitigaer di kawasan penempatan etnik Uygur merupakan masjid yang terbesar di China. Masjid itu dibina pada tahun 1450 hingga 1456 dan pernah banyak kali diperbaiki dalam pelbagai dinasti. Pada pemerintahan Maharaja Daoguang pada zaman Dinasti Qing(1821-1850), masjid itu dibaik pulih dan diperbesar secara besar-besaran sehingga keluasannya yang ada sekarang. Seni bina masjid itu bercorak Timur Tengah, kawasan masjid itu seluas hampir sehektar. Bangunan masjid itu termasuk pintu gerbang, dewan sembahyang dan bilik membaca Al-Quran. Masjid itu boleh menampung 8 ribu orang sembahyang berjemaah dalam satu-satu masa.

Makanan etnik Uygur diperbuat daripada tepung gandum, daging dan susu dan mereka kurang memakan sayur-sayuran. Jumlah jenis makanan utama etnik itu sangat kaya, termasuk pau panggang, nasi goreng, roti Nan, mi rebus, mi goreng dan lain-lain, kambing panggang dan sate kambing etnik itu juga sangat popular di China. Penduduk etnik Uygur suka minum teh atau teh susu.

Etnik Uygur mempertahankan amalan berkahwin sekali sahaja seumur hidup. Kaum wanita etnik itu tidak boleh bernikah dengan lelaki etnik lain yang tidak beragama Islam. Tetapi lelaki etnik Uygur boleh menikah dengan perempuan etnik lain yang bukan beragama Islam, tetapi syaratnya ialah perempuan itu perlu masuk Islam.

Etnik Uygur meraikan pelbagai perayaan, yang berlandaskan perayaan agama Islam. Sempena hari raya itu, penduduk etnik Uygur mengadakan pelbagai aktiviti.





Etnik Tatar




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Etnik Tatar China berjumlah lebih 40 ribu orang, etnik itu tinggal secara berkelompok di Bandar Yining, Tacheng dan Urumqi di Wilayah Autonomi Etnik Vygur Xinjiang China.

Etnik Tatar juga dikenali sebagai etnik "Dadan". Pada pertengahan abad ke-15, etnik itu menetap di kawasan aliran Sungai Volga dan Kama. Pada awal abad ke-20, etnik Tatar berhijrah ke Wilayah Xinjiang dan menjadi salah satu etnik minoriti China.

Etnik Tatar mempunyai bahasa sendiri, tulisannya berasaskan tulisan bahasa Arab. Oleh sebab etnik itu menetap bersama-sama etnik Vygur dan etnik Kazak sejak turun temurun, maka bahasa dan tulisan kedua-dua etnik itu juga sering digunakan dalam kehidupan penduduk etnik Tatar.

Ramai Etnik Tatar berniaga atau bekerja sebagai guru di bandar dan pekan. Dalam tempoh lebih 100 tahun lalu, etnik Tatar telah memberi sumbangan besar terhadap pembangunan di Wilayah Autonomi Etnik Vygur Xinjiang China. Pada masa ini, penduduk etnik Tatar aktif mencemburkan diri dalam bidang perniagaan dan perdagangan. etnik Tatar beragama Islam, roti panggang dan kuih etnik itu sangat terkenal di Wilayah Autonomi Etnik Vygur Xinjiang China.

Adat resam etnik Tatar mempunyai ciri-ciri masyarakat Eropah, rumah, hiasan dan cara hidup mereka berlainan dengan etnik Vygur dan etnik Kazak di kawasan itu, ini disebabkan etnik itu berasal dari Eropah dan tinggal secara berkelompok di bandar.

Rumah penduduk etnik Tatar mempunyai bumbung yang rata, halamannya ditanam pokok, rumput dan bunga, kelihatan seperti taman bunga. Tembok rumah etnik itu lebih tebal untuk mencegah kebakaran dan tahan sejuk pada musim sejuk. Warna dinding rumah mereka lebih cerah dan dihiasi dengan karpet. Perabot di rumah itu berciri gaya Eropah dan sangat mewah.

Lelaki etnik Tatar suka memakai kemeja putih yang bersulam, baju dan seluar mereka berwarna hitam, topi mereka biasanya warna hitam atau putih dan bersulam. Kaum wanita etnik itu suka memakai topi berwarna-warni dan dihiasi mutiara, skirt panjang warna putih, kuning atau merah, mereka juga suka memakai subang, gelang dan rantai.

Makanan etnik Tatar sangat lazat, dua jenis roti etnik itu sangat terkenal. Penduduk etnik Tatar selain suka minum teh, juga sangat suka minuman yang diperbuat daripada madu atau anggur liar. Kuih Etnik Tatar berciri kuih di Eropah, jumlah jenisnya sangat banyak dan sedap. Penduduk Etnik Tatar biasanya menggunakan garpu semasa makan. Kalau penduduk etnik itu menghadiri jamuan penduduk etnik Vygur atau Etnik Kazak, mereka biasanya membawa garpu keluli sendiri.

Berdasarkan adat resam etnik Tatar, upacara perkahwinan biasanya diadakan di rumah pengantin perempuan. Selepas berkahwin, pengantin baru akan tinggal di rumah pengantin perempuan selama 3 hingga 6 bulan, terdapat suami isteri setelah mempunyai anak baru pindah ke rumah suami.

Upacara perkahwinan Etnik Tatar berdasarkan peraturan agama Islam. Setelah imam berdoa, beliau akan bertanya bakal pengantin baru sama ada mereka bersetuju menikah atau tidak. Setelah mendapat jawapan, imam akan menyediakan segelas air gula kepada pengantin baru untuk diminum oleh kedua-dua mereka, air gula itu melambangkan pengantin baru akan hidup bahagia dan manis seperti gula. Pada keesokan harinya, pengantin lelaki akan menziarahi mertua dan membawa isterinya pulang ke rumahnya. Jamuan perkahwinan dan pelbagai hiburan sudah disiapkan di rumah pengantin lelaki.

Mertua sangat mesra melayan menantu lelaki, dalam tempoh pengantin lelaki tinggal di rumah pengantin perempuan, mertua akan menghidangkan makanan yang paling lazat kepada menantu mereka agar menantu itu berasa seperti berada di rumah sendiri.

Penduduk etnik Tatar pandai menyanyi dan menari. Di Wilayah Autonomi Etnik Vygur Xinjiang China, kalau penduduk etnik lain merayakan pesta atau upacara perkahwinan, penduduk etnik Tatar yang menghadiri upacara itu akan mempersembahkan tarian yang menarik dan lagu yang merdu.

Semasa perayaan, penduduk etnik Tatar biasanya mengadakan pertandingan menari. Pada musim bunga setiap tahun, penduduk etnik itu akan mengadakan pesta meriah yang dikenali sebagai "Pesta Saban". Penduduk etnik itu memilih satu tempat yang pemandangan alamnya sangat indah, para hadirin sambil menyanyi sambil menari, mereka menikmati waktu yang sangat bahagia.




Etnik Salar




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Etnik Salar berjumlah lebih 80 ribu orang, kebanyakannya tinggal secara berkelompok di tebing Sungai Kuning di bahagian timur Provinsi Qinghai. Iklim di kawasan penempatan etnik itu sangat baik dan sesuai untuk menanam padi, jagung, buah-buahan dan sayur-sayuran.

Etnik Salar mempunyai bahasa sendiri, tetapi tidak mempunyai tulisan. Oleh sebab penduduk etnik banyak bergaul dengan etnik Han, Hui dan Tibet di kawasan penempatan mereka, maka ramai penduduk etnik itu fasih bertutur bahasa Mandarin.

Etnik Salar beragama Islam, adat resam etnik itu hampir sama dengan Etnik Hui China.

Kaum lelaki etnik Salar suka berjanggutdan bermisai, memakai kopiah hitam atau putih dan kemeja berwarna putih. Kaum wanita etnik itu suka memakai tudung dan hiasan emas atau perak seperti anting-anting, gelang dan lain-lain. Penduduk etnik Salar pandai berniaga, membina taman yang indah, menebang pokok dan membuat barangan kulit.

Pada masa dahulu, penduduk etnik Salar suka memakai baju kulit berlengan lebar, kalau mereka tawar menawar harga semasa berniaga, mereka suka memberitahu harga barangan dengan menunjukkan jumlah jari dalam lengan baju mereka. Tetapi sekarang, penduduk etnik Salar sudah memakai pakaian biasa dan cara tawar menawar harga dalam perniagaan juga sudah berubah.

Cara beriadah penduduk etnik Salar agak banyak. Bermain tiga bulu ayam merupakan cukan yang paling popular di kalangan penduduk etnik itu. Penduduk etnik itu biasanya membuat tiga bulu ayam menggunakan logam seperti syiling dan tiga bulu ayam. Tetapi menggunakan bulu di bahagian punggung ayam jantan sangat dilarang dan menjadi pantang larang bagi etnik itu, ini kerana penduduk etnik Salar percaya kalau menggunakan bulu di bahagian punggung ayam jantan untuk membuat tiga bulu, periuk di rumah akan retak.

Persembahan bermain tiga bulu ayam penduduk etnik Salar sangat menarik. Cara yang paling popular ialah dua kumpulan bertarung, kumpulan yang dapat menyepak tiga bulu ayam di udara lebih lama tanpa jatuh ke tanah dianggap pemenang. Pemain etnik Salar yang hebat boleh menyepak tiga bulu ayam menggunakan seluruh badannya. Di kawasan penempatan etnik Salar, di mana-mana boleh ditemui penduduk etnik itu sedang bermain tiga bulu, acara itu menjadikan badan pemain lebih lembut dan sihat, aksi mereka kelihatan seperti tarian.

"Kouxi" ialah sejenis alat muzik etnik Salar yang sudah bersejarah lama. Panjang alat muzik itu tidak sampai setengah sentimeter, beratnya tidak sampai 0.05 gram, alat muzik itu mungkin alat muzik yang paling kecil di dunia.

"Kouxi" diperbuat menggunakan dawai tembaga atau perak dan berbentuk kaki kuda. Pemain muzik itu meniup alat muzik itu dan bunyinya sangat merdu.

"Kouxi" sangat popular di kalangan penduduk etnik Salar, khususnya di kalangan kaum wanita. sehingga sekarang, penduduk etnik itu sentiasa membawa alat muzik tersebut semasa berjalan-jalan, kalau ada masa lapang, mereka akan bermain alat muzik itu untuk berhibur sendiri. Remaja etnik itu yang sedang bercinta juga suka bermain alat muzik itu untuk menyatakan peasaan cinta mereka.

"Zaikao" ialah sejenis alat tiupan yang sangat popular di kalangan penduduk etnik Salar. Alat muzik itu diperbuat daripada tanah merah dan berbentuk bunga. Penggembala dan petani muda etnik Salar semasa bekerja di ladang, mereka suka bermain alat muzik itu semasa berehat. Kini mereka memainkan alat muzik itu untuk menggambarkan kehidupan mereka yang semakin hari semakin bahagia.

Lagu Salar adalah lagu rakyat etnik Salar. Lagu itu biasanya dinyanyi dalam bahasa Salar atau bahasa Mandarin. Lagu Salar bermelodi menarik dan sangat disukai oleh penduduk etnik Salar. Lagu Salar terdiri daripada beberapa jenis, ada lagu cinta, ada lagu untuk bekerja, ada yang menggambarkan kehidupan yang bahagia.




Etnik Dongxiang




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Etnik Dongxiang berjumlah lebih 370 ribu orang, dan kebanyakan mereka menetap di Kaunti Autonomi Etnik Dongxiang Provinsi Gansu, Wilayah Autonomi Etnik Hui Ningxia dan Wilayah Autonomi Etnik Uygur Xinjiang. Etnik Dongxiang juga dikenali sebagai "dongxiang Huihui" atau "Dongxiang Mongol", setelah China baru ditubuhkan pada tahun 1949, etnik itu secara rasmi dipanggil etnik Dongxiang. Bahasa etnik Dongxiang hampir sama dengan bahasa Mongol tetapi tidak mempunyai tulisan sendiri. Penduduk etnik itu boleh bertutur bahasa Mandarin.

Kawasan kediaman etnik Dongxiang ialah kawasan pergunungan yang merupakan kawasan pengeluar kentang dan buah pic yang sedap.

Agama dan adat resam etnik Dongxiang hampir sama dengan etnik-etnik beragama Islam yang lain di kawasan barat laut China. Lagu rakyat dan epik etnik itu sangat terkenal. Pada musim gugur setiap tahun, penduduk etnik itu sering mengadakan aktiviti hiburan.

Adat resam perkahwinan etnik Dongxiang telah dipengaruhi dengan kebudayaan dan peraturan agama Islam. Bakal pengantin tidak boleh berjumpa sebelum menikah, dan calon pengantin ditentukan oleh ibu bapa mereka. Ibu bapa pihak lelaki akan mewakilkan telangkai menziarahi ibu bapa pihak perempuan, kalau sudah mendapat persetujuan, ibu bapa pihak lelaki akan menghantar hadiah seperti teh dan pakaian ke rumah pihak perempuan sebagai hadiah pertunangan.

Setelah itu, keluarga pihak lelaki bersama-sama sahabat dan telangkai akan menghantar hadiah pertunangan yang rasmi ke rumah pihak perempuan, antaranya termasuk teh, gula merah, kuih-kuih, pakaian, barang hiasan dan lain-lain, kedua-dua pihak keluarga juga akan berbincang tentang mas kahwin dan wang belanja perkahwinan, jumlah wang itu akan ditentukan berdasarkan kemampuan keluarga pihak lelaki dan disaksikan oleh imam. Dalam peraturan agama Islam, bakal suami perlu menyediakan mas kahwin kepada perempuan. Mengikut adat resam etnik Dongxiang, setelah upacara itu berakhir, imam akan melempar kurma dan walnut kepada para hadirin.

Pada hari perkahwinan, pengantin lelaki dan keluarganya berkunjung ke rumah pihak perempuan untuk menjemputnya ke rumah mereka. Ucapan angkat nikah akan diadakan dan dilakukan oleh imam.

Di depan pintu rumah pengantin lelaki, pengantin perempuan diiringi saudara pengantin lelaki masuk ke rumah pengantin lelaki. Semua hadirin menyanyi lagu mengucapkan tahniah, lagu tahniah biasanya menggambarkan pengantin lelaki sangat kacak, pengantin perempuan sangat cantik, suami isteri akan setia sehidup semati.

Penduduk etnik Dongxiang sangat mesra melayan tetamu. Menghidangkan lauk ayam ialah adat resam penduduk etnik itu. Penduduk etnik Dongxiang membahagikan seekor ayam kepada 13 bahagian. Hidangan lauk bahagian apa ayam itu akan dimakan oleh tetamu tergantung kepada pangkatnya. Sayap ialah bahagian ayam paling penting dan biasanya dihidangkan kepada tetamu kehormat atau orang tua yang disegani.

Menghidangkan lauk daging kambing juga menjadi kemestian yang penting bagi penduduk etnik Dongxiang melayan tetamu kehormat. Pelbagai bahagian seekor kambing akan dihidangkan satu demi satu untuk para tetamu.

Pada musim sejuk, beberapa orang kawan penduduk etnik Dongxiang akan bertemu, mereka sambil memakan daging kambing sambil berbual-bual. Khabarnya, adat resam itu diwarisi daripada nenek moyang etnik Dongxiang pada zaman dahulu.

Etnik Dongxiang mempunyai banyak jenis aktiviti hiburan dan riadah, aktiviti itu biasanya diadakan pada musim sejuk dan awal musim bunga semasa penduduk etnik itu tidak begitu sibuk bekerja.

"Gugudu" merupakan aktiviti yang popular di kalangan pemuda etnik Dongxiang, peserta aktiviti itu dibahagian kepada dua pasukan, mereka menggunakan tongkat sepanjang 5 sentimeter memukul sebiji bola kayu yang besarnya seperti sebiji telur ayam. Peserta yang berjaya memukul bola itu ke lokasi yang ditentukan akan diisytihar menang. Aktiviti itu sangat popular di kalangan etnik Dongxiang.

Pesta obor merupakan aktiviti yang penting bagi etnik Dongxiang. Perayaan itu disambut pada 15 Januari Tahun Imlek. Apabila menjelang maghrib hari itu, pemuda-pemudi di pelbagai kampung akan menyalakan dan membawa obor berjalan kaki ke ladang, orang tua dan suri rumah menyaksikan barisan pembawa obor dari kampung masing-masing, pemandangan upacara itu sangat meriah dan melambangkan kemakmuran pada tahun akan datang.




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Penduduk etnik Bao'an berjumlah lebih 12 ribu orang, etnik itu menetap secara berklompok di Provinsi Gansu dan Qinghai. Tanah di kawasan penempatan etnik Bao'an sangat subur dan terkenal mengeluarkan gandum, jagung, pic dan walnut yang sedap.

Etnik Bao'an pernah disebut etnik "Huihui" atau "Baoanhui". Setelah China baru ditubuhkan pada tahun 1949, kerajaan China menetapkan nama etnik itu sebagai etnik "Bao'an" berdasarkan hasrat etnik itu sendiri.

Etnik Bao'an mempunyai bahasa sendiri tetapi tidak mempunyai tulisan, kebanyakan penduduk etnik Bao'an fasih berbahasa Mandarin. Etnik Bao'an beragama Islam, upacara perkahwinan dan kematian etnik itu diadakan berdasarkan peraturan agama Islam, adat resam dan keadaan sosial etnik itu hampir sama dengan etnik beragama Islam yang lain di kawasan itu, pesta penting bagi etnik itu ialah Hari Raya dan Hari Raya Korban. Penduduk etnik Bao'an kebanyakannya bekerja dalam sektor pertanian, penternakan dan kerajinan tangan. Pisau Bao'ban sangat tajam dan halus, dan sangat popular di kalangan pelbagai etnik di China.

Pada zaman dahulu, etnik Bao'an menetap bersama-sama etnik Mongol, ciri-ciri pakaian etnik itu juga serupa etnik Mengol, mereka memakai jubah dan topi kulit pada musim sejuk, dan suka mengikat tali pinggang sutera yang disulam dengan hiasan.

Sekarang, pakaian etnik Bao'an hampir sama dengan etnik Hui dan etnik Dongxiang di kawasan itu. Lelaki etnik itu memakai topi putih, kemeja putih dan seluar biru atau kelabu. Gadis etnik itu suka memakai baju yang berwarna terang dan memakai tudung sutera hijau, kaum wanitanya pula suka memakai topi putih dan tudung berwarna hitam, wanita tua biasanya memakai baju berwarna gelap dan memakai tudung berwarna putih.

Pisau Bao'an sangat halus dan cantik, pisau itu bukan sahaja menjadi barangan kegunaan seharian, tetapi juga menjadikan hadiah untuk rakan-rakan. Pisau Bao'an sangat terkenal di kalangan penduduk di bahagian barat laut China dan juga terkenal di dunia Arab. Pisau Bao'an banyak jenis dan diukir dengan gambar tangan, naga, bunga, dan pelbagai ukiran gambar bergantung kepada jenis pisau. Pisau Bao'an sangat tajam, kalau meletakkan rambut dan menghembuskannya di mata pisau itu, rambut itu akan putus. Pisau Bao'an sudah bersejarah lebih seratus tahun, sekarang, teknologi pembuatan pisau Bao'an semakin hari semakin maju, khususnya pada tahun-tahun kebelakangan ini, pembukaan pasaran telah memberi mendinamikkan pembuatan pisau itu. Pada Mac tahun 1985, pemuda etnik Bao'an yang menyertai rombongan pemuda China semasa melawat ke Jepun telah menghadiahkan pisau Bao'an kepada pemuda Jepun. Mantan Perdana Menteri China Zhou Enlai semasa menemui pemimpin negara lain juga pernah menghadiahkan pisau itu kepada mereka.

Lagu jamuan etnik Bao'an sangat terkenal, lagu itu biasanya dinyanyikan sempena upacara perkahwinan, seni kata lagu itu sangat indah dan sedap didengar. Pada malam hari perkahwinan, semua rakan sekampung akan berkumpul di rumah pengantin baru, ramai pemuda berkumpul di sekeliling unggun api di rumah pengantin lelaki, sambil menyanyi sambil menari, suasana sangat meriah dan bahagia.

Acara sukan "menembak 5 das' ialah acara sukan yang terkenal di kalangan lelaki etnik Bao'an. Di "Baoansanzhuang" kawasan penempatan etnik Bao'an, pertandingan sukan "menembak 5 das" diadakan setahun sekali. Peserta acara itu menunggang kuda dan menembak sasaran sebanyak 5 das dalam jarak 200 meter. Semasa pertandingan itu diadakan pda musim sejuk, ramai penduduk etnik Bao'an datang menonton, mereka bersorak-sorai kepada para pemenang.


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Tokoh yang Tersohor dalam Perkembangan Agama Islam di China (II) Liu Zhi




Liu Zhi telah mewarisi dan mengembangkan buah fikiran daripada sarjana-sarjana Islam pada akhir zaman Dinasti Ming dan awal Dinasti Qing. Beliau berjaya mewujudkan sistem falsafah Islam yang bercirikan China dan diseranaikan sebagai salah satu daripda 4 orang khalifah yang paling terkenal dalam sejarah China. Liu Zhi berjaya menghuraikan kandungan kitab al-Quran melalui ajaran Konfusius. Dengan usahanya, umat Islam China dapat memahami agama Islam melalui ajaran Konfusius.

Liu Zhi dilahirkan di Nanjing, provinsi Jiangsu pada tahun 1655 dan meninggal dunia pada tahun 1745. Keluarganya merupakan penganut Islam yang taat sejak turun-temurun. Liu Zhi mula membuat pengkajian tentang kitab Konfusius ketika berumur 15 tahun. Beliau kemudiannya menumpukan perhatian terhadap bidang pengkajian bahasa Arab, bahasa Parsi, agama Buddha dan ilmu-ilmu dunia barat. Beliau berjaya membuktikan keutuhan dan kesucian agama Islam melalui pelbagai ajaran dan ilmu. Usaha beliau telah memberi kesan yang mendalam terhadap perkembangan agama Islam di China.


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Silat Lian Padukan




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Lian padukan is an offensive style of silat Melayu that specialises in close-range striking. It is one of the biggest silat schools in Malaysia and also the most well-known variant of the Hui fighting method known as lian or buah pukul. Because of their shared Yunnan origin, lian padukan is very similar to Chinese Wing Chun.

The origin of the term lian padukan is uncertain. The word lian can either be translated as " game " or " way ". Padukan is usually said to derive from paduka meaning royal because the art was originally only taught to palace guards and other nobility. Another theory is that it is a combination of the words pukulan (hit) and aduk (mix). Yet another theory is that it is a compound word meaning fortified strength.



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The art of lian was brought to Southeast Asia by a Hui (Muslim Chinese) trader from Yunnan, China usually called Abdul Rahman Yunani. There are a few variations of his name. Some give him the title of Sheik, asserting that he was a missionary. Others precede his name with Syed claiming that he was half Arab, but such later details weren't present in the original story and had only been added during the Islamisation of the 1980s and 90s.

While in Singapore, eight dock-workers attempted to mug Abdul Rahman but he defeated them easily. News of this incident reached the palace of nearby Johor and the royal bodyguard Awang Daik, a silat sendeng exponent, wished to test Abdul Rahman's skill. Knowing that he couldn't beat the Chinese trader by himself, Awang Daik asked his friend to accompany him. His friend was Pak Long Yasin, the Muar police chief and a practitioner of silat sunting. The two pendekar talked with Abdul Rahman and requested that he spar with them. After their repeated entreaties he agreed and fought the pair of them at once. Both Awang Daik and Pak Long were bested by the trader and became his students to redeem themselves.

Singapore at the time was a British colony, and the island's small size made it too tightly-controlled for martial arts to be practiced openly. Instead, Abdul Rahman was invited to teach in the Mersing district where Awang Daik was High Commissioner. He and Pak Long completed their training a few years later, after which Adbul Rahman Yunani left Mersing. His whereabouts are unknown but many believe that he was the same Chinese Muslim credited with bringing a similar style to Sarawak during the same period. Awang Daik and Pak Long continued teaching lian which became known as buah pukul Mersing meaning "Mersing striking techniques".

Derivatives of this style were passed onto the descendents of those who learned it. As buah pukul spread outside the palace, its variations were known by several names including gayang lima, lian Yunan and silat senjata lapan. Lian padukan was founded by Pak Mat Kedidi who first began learning buah pukul from his father. He went on to train under several other masters, including Pak Teh Mat Yasin Kubung and Pak Cik Sani Abu Samah. Under the tutelage of Chu Aman, he became the lineage holder of buah pukul. Pak Mat Kedidi continued training in other martial arts, specifically silat sunting, silat sendeng and tomoi. In the 1970s he tried to adapt traditional lian to modern street-fighting by combining it with these other methods, thereby creating the more direct and aggressive lian padukan.







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The region Baoan people live


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But they identify themselves as Chinese first and foremost. Malaysia on the other hand, anyone converting into Islam, mamaks or immigrants and whatnots will jump on the bumiputera bandwagon immediately... like our dear friend Ridhuan Tee...zzzzzzzzzz
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Utsul Hainan



The Utsuls are a tiny ethnic group which lives on the Chinese island of Hainan. They are thought to be descendants of Cham refugees who fled their homeland in what is now southern Vietnam to escape from Annamese invasion.

While most of the Chams who fled Champa went to neighbouring Cambodia, a small business class fled northwards. How they came to acquire the name Utsul is unknown.

Although they are culturally distinct from their neighbours, the Chinese government places them as members of the Hui nationality. They are speakers of the Tsat language.



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Cham @ Malay Champa



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QUOTE(HangPC2 @ Aug 26 2010, 11:24 AM)
Utsul Hainan
The Utsuls are a tiny ethnic group which lives on the Chinese island of Hainan. They are thought to be descendants of Cham refugees who fled their homeland in what is now southern Vietnam to escape from Annamese invasion.

While most of the Chams who fled Champa went to neighbouring Cambodia, a small business class fled northwards. How they came to acquire the name Utsul is unknown.

Although they are culturally distinct from their neighbours, the Chinese government places them as members of the Hui nationality. They are speakers of the Tsat language.
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many say they are(champa malay) from indonesia.... is that true?

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I thought all christians have christians name?

And your statement is somewhat contradicting.
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not really, Christian is a religion, names are originated from races & linguistic property which defie it's meanings.

in details,
those name appeared in the christian bible (John, David, Michael, Abraham to name a few) are Hebrew name. those might be called as Christian names because they are in the Christian bible.

examples of English names that has nothing to do with Christianity:
Charles - originate from the Germanic name Karl
Belle - originate from French "Bella" means "beautiful"

but some Christians like to have names or name their babies in a direct way related to christianity:
Christina - Originated from Christiana, the Latin feminine form of Christian.
Christine - French form of Christina.
Christabel - French form of "beauty in Christ", (surfix from French word "bella")
Christopher - From the Late Greek name Christophoros meaning "bearing Christ", (Christos = Christ) (phoros - to bear/ to carry)
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QUOTE(PVCpipe @ Aug 26 2010, 11:36 AM)
many say they are(champa malay) from indonesia.... is that true?
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Sailendra (Indonesia) Origin From (Funan & Champa)
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Malaysia, not sure. But Hongkong Got...damn famous also

The Hui Brothers. rclxms.gif

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sad.gif too bad.... would b great if any place in malaysia have a muslim chinese community like the hui....
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sad.gif  too bad.... would b great if any place in malaysia have a muslim chinese community like the hui....
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they would be looking down on the malays' way of islamic practices.

i'm not sure what branch they follow, but malaysia is shafie right?

i remember reading newspaper reports on the muslims in china showed a disbelief when a malay reporter told them that Malaysia, an official islamic country, have majority of their malays don't know how to read quran in its original language...and the chinese muslims were gawking in disbelief!

now thats really... no eye see.

UMNO screws it all up!
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whats mazhab in english? sect?

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whats mazhab in english? sect?
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of course they are Han. It's just when they came to your country, due to cultural difference with the native Malays, they feel closer with the bulk majority of Non-Muslim Han Chinese. Thus, they lost their religious identity.
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The Huis are what mazhab?

whats mazhab in english? sect?
I thought all the Huis are Han Chinese?
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wow...Muslims in China way outnumbered Malais muslim in Msia...

probably thats one of the reason TGNA imported Chinese imams to lead prayer in Kelantan during terawih season..to dispel the myth that Malais = Islam, Islam = Malais, etc...

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QUOTE(abu_adi @ Aug 30 2010, 10:01 AM)
wow...Muslims in China way outnumbered Malais muslim in Msia...

probably thats one of the reason TGNA imported Chinese imams to lead prayer in Kelantan during terawih season..to dispel the myth that Malais = Islam, Islam = Malais, etc...
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i glad u see it that way, not the wasting tax money thing...... heck sometimes mosque in my kampung import imam outside malaysia during ramadhan.... can listen to diff kiraat n help other muslim economy too thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(PVCpipe @ Aug 30 2010, 10:30 AM)
i glad u see it that way, not the wasting tax money thing......  heck sometimes mosque in my kampung import imam outside malaysia during ramadhan.... can listen to diff kiraat n help other muslim economy too thumbup.gif
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sorry,just wanna noe is hui means muslim??

do u all noe this girl ?? JJ..http://wiki.d-addicts.com/JJ_Jia

chinese hui..she act in la lingerie..
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sorry,just wanna noe is hui means muslim??

do u all noe this girl ?? JJ..http://wiki.d-addicts.com/JJ_Jia

chinese hui..she act in la lingerie..
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是的。回族代表中国回教徒。
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是的。回族代表中国回教徒。
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but y jj she can wear bra n panties in the movie only de?is it different country' muslim having different 'rules'?
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but y jj she can wear bra n panties in the movie only de?is it different country' muslim having different 'rules'?
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chinese muslim aren't the true islamic because the women don't wear tudung.. they show their leg, their hair and face is very unislamic..further more they are white asian.. not brown asian....as you can see cleary in the video.. and further more they don't even eat nasi lemak...they eat dog.. this is a rumour i heard last time ..anyone here can prove me wrong?

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chinese muslim aren't the true islamic because the women don't wear tudung.. they show their leg, their hair and face is very unislamic..further more they are white asian.. not brown asian....as you can see cleary in the video..anyone here can prove me wrong?
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Cut off those Vodka that you have been imbibing. Chinese= White Asian? Are you joking? East Asians are yellow Asian. Go and google Bosnian, Albanian and Chechens, they are White Muslims.

How come you can be such uneducated? Nope. They don't eat dog. Mongols also do not eat dogs because dog is a companion of human.

You are clearly extremely stupid.

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Cut off those Vodka that you have been imbibing. Chinese= White Asian? Are you joking? East Asians are yellow Asian. Go and google Bosnian, Albanian and Chechens, they are White Muslims.

How come you can be such uneducated?
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you must be color blind.. where got skin in yellow color one.. unless you're sick... healthy ppl will not have yellow skin..unless you have skin cancer.. you prove to me .. is there any human being in the earth that look in yellow skin..show me the picture.. then i believe you... calling ppl yellow mean calling ppl sick man.. do you know that is an insult?

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you must be color blind.. where got skin in yellow color one.. unless you're sick... healthy ppl will not have yellow skin..unless you have skin cancer.. you prove to me .. is there any human being in the earth that look in yellow skin..show me the picture.. then i believe you... calling ppl yellow mean calling ppl sick man.. do you know that is an insult?
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i understand what he mean by yellow asian.. smile.gif
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Cut off those Vodka that you have been imbibing. Chinese= White Asian? Are you joking? East Asians are yellow Asian. Go and google Bosnian, Albanian and Chechens, they are White Muslims.

How come you can be such uneducated? Nope. They don't eat dog. Mongols also do not eat dogs because dog is a companion of human.

You are clearly extremely stupid.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog_meat
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The Hui of China don't eat dog meat. The Mongols, the great warrior of Republic of Mongolia also don't eat dog meat. But the Non-Hui Han Chinese in China, some of them do eat dog meat.




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you tell our malay women to dress like chinese muslim women, they will beat you up.. because the chinese muslim women dress are considered unappropriate and will be cane.. as you know muslim women caning is common in our country. you don't want to see a a letter threat attached with m-16 rifles bullet

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you must be color blind.. where got skin in yellow color one.. unless you're sick... healthy ppl will not have yellow skin..unless you have skin cancer.. you prove to me .. is there any human being in the earth that look in yellow skin..show me the picture.. then i believe you... calling ppl yellow mean calling ppl sick man.. do you know that is an insult?
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Accept the fact that you guys are categorized as Yellow people. Yes, you guys are yellow. Why is that you feel inferior? Yellow, White, Brown, Black, all are one humanity.
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you tell our malay women to dress like chinese muslim women, they will beat you up.. because the chinese muslim women dress are considered unappropriate and will be cane.. as you know muslim women caning is common in our country
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I don't know about the political situation in your country. But the fact is that the Hui Chinese Muslims are much more numerous than the population of your nation.

Let's back to the topic, the 中国回族。
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we're are not yellow you f***ing racist..you call a nigger black.. they will beat you up.. you shouldn't have mention the color at first place


Added on August 30, 2010, 2:33 pmin my country?? then why are you here then? this is malaysia.. if you're not malaysian.. then why bother?

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we're are not yellow you f***ing racist..you call a nigger black.. they will beat you up.. you shouldn't have mention the color at first place


Added on August 30, 2010, 2:33 pmin my country?? then why are you here then? this is malaysia.. if you're not malaysian.. then why bother?
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GTFO from here. This thread is about 中国回族。反省反省吧。
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那女孩子是回族。The girl is Hui Chinese.
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you're showing islamic women without tudung can be offensive to some muslim ppl... it not very nice to post this in islamic country.. your dream will never work it out..,,, it just won;t work that way ..why can;t you accept the fact..

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you're showing islamic women without tudung can be offensive to some muslim ppl... it not very nice to post this in islamic country.. your dream will never work it out..,,, it just won;t work that way ..why can;t you accept the fact..



I don't care and don't want to know. Enjoy all the facts about 中国回族here.
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"Seorang Muslim bersaudara dengan Muslim yang lain. Ia tidak menganiayanya, tidak pula menyerahkannya (kepada musuhnya). Barang siapa yang memenuhi keperluan saudaranya, maka Allah akan memenuhi pula keperluannya. Siapa yang melapangkan suatu kesulitan seorang Muslim, Allah akan melapangkan baginya satu kesulitan pula dari kesulitan-kesulitan yang dihadapi di hari kemudian." Bukhari dan Muslim

"Sebenarnya orang-orang yang beriman itu adalah bersaudara, maka damaikanlah di antara dua saudara kamu (yang bertelagah) itu; dan bertawakallah kepada Allah supaya kamu beroleh rahmat" (Surah al-Hujuraat: 10)
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Chinese Muslim couples.
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thank ts.... we need more hui
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maybe you should see this video then you can learn something

see this link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPfqiihxc_c&feature=related
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Married couple.
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中国回族孩儿。
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@kenmirzz

Thank you for opening this highly informational thread. /k/ really should have more of these kind of threads coming.. smile.gif

I had a chinese boyfriend. We got off really seriously until one day the cowardness in him showed up, and he ditched me because he's scared he'll get thrown off from his family. So what I can synthesise here is, malaysian chinese see islam as a monoracial religion, not a universal religion in malaysia. Yes they don't deny the fact there are chinese muslims in china, but the argument will revolve around 'hey this is malaysia not china so keep the fact away'.

islam's way of life is also a cause. My ex favors pork, it's like the chinese' staple diet, even 肉 in china refers to pork, eventhough literally it means meat. He also confessed he's lazy to pray etc, lots of religious obligation.. Well I can conclude that another negative factor of islam towards the chinese is the rules. Well it is, when they did not see it as smth we do to the Almighty.

The biggest negative-factor is the family and friends. My ex used to imagine his family members mocking him wearing songkok, praying etc, and he doesn't want to be mocked that way. He also used to imagine himself being disowned as a son, and he hates that thought. So social reasons are an important factor distinguishing malaysian chinese and china chinese when it comes to islam.

I'm a malay, so pardon and correct me if I said any facts wrong. Kudos to kenmirzz and other contributors, thanks for bringing in a change in /k/ smile.gif
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@kenmirzz

Thank you for opening this highly informational thread. /k/ really should have more of these kind of threads coming.. smile.gif

I had a chinese boyfriend. We got off really seriously until one day the cowardness in him showed up, and he ditched me because he's scared he'll get thrown off from his family. So what I can synthesise here is, malaysian chinese see islam as a monoracial religion, not a universal religion in malaysia. Yes they don't deny the fact there are chinese muslims in china, but the argument will revolve around 'hey this is malaysia not china so keep the fact away'.

islam's way of life is also a cause. My ex favors pork, it's like the chinese' staple diet, even 肉 in china refers to pork, eventhough literally it means meat. He also confessed he's lazy to pray etc, lots of religious obligation.. Well I can conclude that another negative factor of islam towards the chinese is the rules. Well it is, when they did not see it as smth we do to the Almighty.

The biggest negative-factor is the family and friends. My ex used to imagine his family members mocking him wearing songkok, praying etc, and he doesn't want to be mocked that way. He also used to imagine himself being disowned as a son, and he hates that thought. So social reasons are an important factor distinguishing malaysian chinese and china chinese when it comes to islam.

I'm a malay, so pardon and correct me if I said any facts wrong. Kudos to kenmirzz and other contributors, thanks for bringing in a change in /k/ smile.gif
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@kenmirzz

Thank you for opening this highly informational thread. /k/ really should have more of these kind of threads coming.. smile.gif

I had a chinese boyfriend. We got off really seriously until one day the cowardness in him showed up, and he ditched me because he's scared he'll get thrown off from his family. So what I can synthesise here is, malaysian chinese see islam as a monoracial religion, not a universal religion in malaysia. Yes they don't deny the fact there are chinese muslims in china, but the argument will revolve around 'hey this is malaysia not china so keep the fact away'.

islam's way of life is also a cause. My ex favors pork, it's like the chinese' staple diet, even 肉 in china refers to pork, eventhough literally it means meat. He also confessed he's lazy to pray etc, lots of religious obligation.. Well I can conclude that another negative factor of islam towards the chinese is the rules. Well it is, when they did not see it as smth we do to the Almighty.

The biggest negative-factor is the family and friends. My ex used to imagine his family members mocking him wearing songkok, praying etc, and he doesn't want to be mocked that way. He also used to imagine himself being disowned as a son, and he hates that thought. So social reasons are an important factor distinguishing malaysian chinese and china chinese when it comes to islam.

I'm a malay, so pardon and correct me if I said any facts wrong. Kudos to kenmirzz and other contributors, thanks for bringing in a change in /k/ smile.gif
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肉 refer to meat of all kind not pork lah. and if you bf converted to islam can he convert out to other religion after that?
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@robertngo

No, if u've been to china before, 肉 solely means pork. In malaysia its different.

Well he can't.. So I respect his decision. He'd had to know and see islam as a religion first not understanding it as a passport to marry.


Added on September 28, 2010, 10:57 am@Hidan

Nice question, very direct smile.gif Yes I will do so if his religion is islam. I'm more smitten by my religion to do so la.. Faith and love is both different matters, its irrational to leave my religion for someone. FYI my bf doesn't have a religion, although stated on IC as buddhism.

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No, if u've been to china before, 肉 solely means pork. In malaysia its different.

Well he can't.. So I respect his decision. He'd had to know and see islam as a religion first not understanding it as a passport to marry.
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where got such thing, which part of china you been to. 肉 definately mean all kind of meat.
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Yeah at first I thought that way too.. Until one day I patroned a friend somewhere to have lunch, and her 七色肉丁 is pork eventhough it said 肉. She said in china, generally 肉 means pork, unless if they specify it as 牛肉,羊肉 etc. smile.gif
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@kenmirzz

Thank you for opening this highly informational thread. /k/ really should have more of these kind of threads coming.. smile.gif

I had a chinese boyfriend. We got off really seriously until one day the cowardness in him showed up, and he ditched me because he's scared he'll get thrown off from his family. So what I can synthesise here is, malaysian chinese see islam as a monoracial religion, not a universal religion in malaysia. Yes they don't deny the fact there are chinese muslims in china, but the argument will revolve around 'hey this is malaysia not china so keep the fact away'.

islam's way of life is also a cause. My ex favors pork, it's like the chinese' staple diet, even 肉 in china refers to pork, eventhough literally it means meat. He also confessed he's lazy to pray etc, lots of religious obligation.. Well I can conclude that another negative factor of islam towards the chinese is the rules. Well it is, when they did not see it as smth we do to the Almighty.

The biggest negative-factor is the family and friends. My ex used to imagine his family members mocking him wearing songkok, praying etc, and he doesn't want to be mocked that way. He also used to imagine himself being disowned as a son, and he hates that thought. So social reasons are an important factor distinguishing malaysian chinese and china chinese when it comes to islam.

I'm a malay, so pardon and correct me if I said any facts wrong. Kudos to kenmirzz and other contributors, thanks for bringing in a change in /k/ smile.gif
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to be fair since you mentioned it in such a nice manner, calling him a coward because he cant see your religion is something rather shallow.

his concerns are very true to the core, being a chinese muslim in malaysia does have certain terrible consequences. it is ture that its a monoracial religion, while there are some small abnormalies islam is majority practiced by the malays and anti-islamic sentiments are strong inside teh chinese community.

but to be fair, one cannot expect another to drasticly change his way of life due to love - its selfish. its like me expecting you to go to church and start being chatolic. this is not an islamic thing, heck i get heaps from christians that try and force me into their religion.

what religious people dont see is this, just as you have passion for your god; you fail to see peoples passion for theirs




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Yeah at first I thought that way too.. Until one day I patroned a friend somewhere to have lunch, and her 七色肉丁 is pork eventhough it said 肉. She said in china, generally 肉 means pork, unless if they specify it as 牛肉,羊肉 etc. smile.gif
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you friend mean 肉丁 usually mean pork unless it is specify to be lamb or beef, it is like ham mean pork unless specify as chicken or turkey ham
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@+3kk!

Thanks for the corrections. I did not say he's a coward, I said his cowardness came out, means he's scared. Doesn't mean that he's a coward, I thought highly of him as a very courageous and brave guy. smile.gif

I did not expect him to change for me, we left each other as the problem here is religion and lifestyle. Yes I admit that its a nature for religious people to get preachy, I got a lot of friends being luike that too especially the christians smile.gif no offense but some religious ones are nice, just that sometimes it can be a bit uncomfortable if they are preachy.

Thus I was neutral religiously with him. He left me, as he sees the future for us will be difficult and he is not ready for it. I have no grudges for that. Thanks for reminding, but clearly I can assure u I'm not that shallow hahaha.. We broke up, neutral and good naturedly, I can't ask for any ending more blissful.
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No, if u've been to china before, 肉 solely means pork. In malaysia its different.
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This is actually true in Malaysia too.

Just like Malay, when you said "daging", everyone will take it as beef. Amirite? When it actually means meat.

For chinese, our "daging" is pork laugh.gif

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QUOTE(annariana @ Sep 28 2010, 11:22 AM)
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Thanks for the corrections. I did not say he's a coward, I said his cowardness came out, means he's scared. Doesn't mean that he's a coward, I thought highly of him as a very courageous and brave guy. smile.gif

I did not expect him to change for me, we left each other as the problem here is religion and lifestyle. Yes I admit that its a nature for religious people to get preachy, I got a lot of friends being luike that too especially the christians smile.gif no offense but some religious ones are nice, just that sometimes it can be a bit uncomfortable if they are preachy.

Thus I was neutral religiously with him. He left me, as he sees the future for us will be difficult and he is not ready for it. I have no grudges for that. Thanks for reminding, but clearly I can assure u I'm not that shallow hahaha.. We broke up, neutral and good naturedly, I can't ask for any ending more blissful.
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all cool then, i tend to categorize religious folk is the far worst extreme due to bad experiences.

there are nice people in religion, but cause i tend to get the "OMFG JOO NOT christian/ buddist/chatolic JOO GOING TO HELL" and at most times conversing with someone religious tends to hit a holier than thou barrier.
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@kenmirzz

Thank you for opening this highly informational thread. /k/ really should have more of these kind of threads coming.. smile.gif

I had a chinese boyfriend. We got off really seriously until one day the cowardness in him showed up, and he ditched me because he's scared he'll get thrown off from his family. So what I can synthesise here is, malaysian chinese see islam as a monoracial religion, not a universal religion in malaysia. Yes they don't deny the fact there are chinese muslims in china, but the argument will revolve around 'hey this is malaysia not china so keep the fact away'.

islam's way of life is also a cause. My ex favors pork, it's like the chinese' staple diet, even 肉 in china refers to pork, eventhough literally it means meat. He also confessed he's lazy to pray etc, lots of religious obligation.. Well I can conclude that another negative factor of islam towards the chinese is the rules. Well it is, when they did not see it as smth we do to the Almighty.

The biggest negative-factor is the family and friends. My ex used to imagine his family members mocking him wearing songkok, praying etc, and he doesn't want to be mocked that way. He also used to imagine himself being disowned as a son, and he hates that thought. So social reasons are an important factor distinguishing malaysian chinese and china chinese when it comes to islam.

I'm a malay, so pardon and correct me if I said any facts wrong. Kudos to kenmirzz and other contributors, thanks for bringing in a change in /k/ smile.gif
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Well, why don't YOU convert?? You soley put the blame on your ex, if you really love him, you should do something too. So don't just point finger and start blaming your ex as coward, coz you are just as much. Getting into an interracial/inter-religious relationship...you should be aware of this in the first place.

Also, in malaysia, "Daging" is referred to as daging lembu??? So?? I am not complaining. What's wrong with Chinese referefing "rou" as pork meat??? Tak suka jangan pergi China!

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QUOTE(annariana @ Sep 28 2010, 10:26 AM)
@kenmirzz

Thank you for opening this highly informational thread. /k/ really should have more of these kind of threads coming.. smile.gif

I had a chinese boyfriend. We got off really seriously until one day the cowardness in him showed up, and he ditched me because he's scared he'll get thrown off from his family. So what I can synthesise here is, malaysian chinese see islam as a monoracial religion, not a universal religion in malaysia. Yes they don't deny the fact there are chinese muslims in china, but the argument will revolve around 'hey this is malaysia not china so keep the fact away'.

islam's way of life is also a cause. My ex favors pork, it's like the chinese' staple diet, even 肉 in china refers to pork, eventhough literally it means meat. He also confessed he's lazy to pray etc, lots of religious obligation.. Well I can conclude that another negative factor of islam towards the chinese is the rules. Well it is, when they did not see it as smth we do to the Almighty.

The biggest negative-factor is the family and friends. My ex used to imagine his family members mocking him wearing songkok, praying etc, and he doesn't want to be mocked that way. He also used to imagine himself being disowned as a son, and he hates that thought. So social reasons are an important factor distinguishing malaysian chinese and china chinese when it comes to islam.

I'm a malay, so pardon and correct me if I said any facts wrong. Kudos to kenmirzz and other contributors, thanks for bringing in a change in /k/ smile.gif
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thank you sister for your telling us your story. i have a sister, and currently dating a chinese non muslim guy which i dont mind as long as she know her limit and he knows his limit. hope he is interested to the deen and can accept it.
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Foremost, I would like to ask u to calm down.. I didn't call him a coward, I said his cowardness came out means he got scared..

Secondly, religion matters aint easy.. It will be real irrational if I converted out of my religion because of love alone. I didn't force him to convert, didn't even asked to.. The feeling is mutual, but we had to let it go because of the family, not because of the religion.

I loved china, so it is unfair for u to say that. I did not blame my ex.. I am in good terms with him, he is still my closest friend..

I wrote all these to share experiences and derive facts from my experiences, no hard feelings okay Matrix? smile.gif nothing wrong with chinese referring rou as pork, its just one of the differences u and I have. Nothing wrong being different, ok?
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I think in this era its very difficult to find a Muslim community just like the one in Prophet time except in China and few other places. I read or watch somewhere, the Muslims in China have a very good understanding of Islam and practice the teachings of Islam in every aspects of their life. The way they treat their guest is remarkable and full of respects and brotherhood kind of spirit.

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Many Chai-niece muslim in CHINA.

What? You expect lots of white jews muslim in CHina?

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WOW!!!!! Look at how "advanced" the Muslims are!!! WOW!!!!!!!
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Even if Cainis is Muslim, they may not think like Melei Muslim. If u go to pub, rata rata dipenuhi Melei.
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Even if Cainis is Muslim, they may not think like Melei Muslim. If u go to pub, rata rata dipenuhi Melei.
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Hui people? They are here in Malaysia since long time ago... http://alamakademik.wordpress.com/2008/09/...ng-goneng-guit/


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QUOTE(debbierowe @ Aug 25 2010, 11:43 AM)
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there're up to 2% of the total population in China are Muslims

chinese population most current at: 1.3 billion, 2% of 1,321,000,000 = 26,420,000

almost the whole population of malaysia 27,730,000 (include chinese, indian dan lain-lain)

in conclusion china has more muslim than malaysia

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Hui people? They are here in Malaysia since long time ago... http://alamakademik.wordpress.com/2008/09/...ng-goneng-guit/
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well known hui muslim in malaysia

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i know a few. they very nice. not extremist like malai.
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i know a few. they very nice. not extremist like malai.
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keep calling the Hui muslims extremists and they will turn into one in no time.

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is there any of them in malaysia... i think the gov shud promote them.... like maybe take them in as student or something(xchange student)
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is there any of them in malaysia... i think the gov shud promote them.... like maybe take them in as student or something(xchange student)
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they are here in Msia....the hui muslims and the chinese Msia muslims are look alike...you can't tell which is which...
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QUOTE(kqtan1966 @ May 23 2011, 08:57 PM)
they are here in Msia....the hui muslims and the chinese Msia muslims are look alike...you can't tell which is which...
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hui r chinese( their grandgrandparent comes from china) but not all chinese r hui....
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Had one girl in my uni last time. She didn't eat pork, but she liked her beer. smile.gif
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well known hui muslim in malaysia

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ridhuan tee is not hui muslim.

he is possibly hokkien or han and converted and not born a muslim.

I gib u some well known malaysian hui muslim descendants:

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the girl in the mortar board graduation hat is shukreen ma pin.

She is grand daughter of well known hui muslim missionary ibrahim ma.

Ma is the chinese aproximation of Muhammad...
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is there any of them in malaysia... i think the gov shud promote them.... like maybe take them in as student or something(xchange student)
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please google these names: ibrahim ma and nasir ma.

They are I believe the main activists of MACMA (malaysian chinese muslim asssociation)....


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i scroll pages by pages, n this thread is nice. very informative. hence, BUMB
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i scroll pages by pages, n this thread is nice. very informative. hence, BUMB
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Thanks for bumping this thread. Very informative, isn't it? The Hui Muslims in China have big population in NingXia, Gansu, inner Mongolia, etc.

As for Xinjiang, they are the Uyghur, not in the same category as Hui people.
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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Jan 20 2012, 11:29 AM)
Thanks for bumping this thread. Very informative, isn't it? The Hui Muslims in China have big population in NingXia, Gansu, inner Mongolia, etc.

As for Xinjiang, they are the Uyghur, not in the same category as Hui people.
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yes. do share more what u know...

i never heard uyghur b4, untill recent incident in china...

are u mongol? why dont u tell more about your ethnic, we sure love to know ...
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is there any of them in malaysia... i think the gov shud promote them.... like maybe take them in as student or something(xchange student)
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There are plenty in the northern states. They are Chinese international student who enroll for islamic studies up north. I found a few in Kedah. I think they UUM have a special program or something.
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seriously i dunno got a lot of chinese muslim
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Everybody knows la .. it's featured on the TV series My Fair Princess or Princess Pearl (huan zhu ge ge) where han xiang and mou dan are Hui people!!

My only question is, how come they dress so liberally? In M'sia, muslim are not supposed to dress so sexy until can see their arms!! How come M'sia is so damn conservative?
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so what,
i am chinese ,a free thinker
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Found some of them in uptown danau kota last month..they opened a booth there..
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Some chinese are directly from turkish descent muslim assilimiated to chinese society so its no suprise
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Some chinese are directly from turkish descent muslim assilimiated to chinese society so its no suprise
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That's the Uyghur. Theydid not assimilate, but retain their distinct Turkic culture.

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Everybody knows la .. it's featured on the TV series My Fair Princess or Princess Pearl (huan zhu ge ge) where han xiang and mou dan are Hui people!!

My only question is, how come they dress so liberally? In M'sia, muslim are not supposed to dress so sexy until can see their arms!! How come M'sia is so damn conservative?


Actually, I am good at cherry picking when it comes to photos. If you go to Ningxia in China, they didn't dress so freely either. And it's a common belief among the Han Chinese that the Ningxia Hui people are conservative. They do not mix with the Han.

And no, majority of Malaysian Chinese are not aware about the Hui Muslims Chinese. To them, Muslims=Malays. I have this Hui Chinese friend who one day dorned a white skullcap, the Chinese in Malaysia asked him why he "become Malay". He told me that he was about to punch the questioner because the population of Chinese Hui Muslims in China exceed the total combined population of Taiwanese, Singaporean and Malaysian Chinese.


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lol /k's mongolian is back tongue.gif
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Check this out!

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I tried not to cherry picking photos from now on. This one does not dress so freely:

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Here's a fact:

Did you know how many children did Rebiya Kadeer, the Uighur leader has despite the 1 child policy of China?

She gave birth to 11 children.

The same question was thrown at her during her attempt to protest against the China Gov., and that made her out of words immediately because she said that the Chinese Govt was not compassionate enough.
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Here's a fact:

Did you know how many children did Rebiya Kadeer, the Uighur leader has despite the 1 child policy of China?

She gave birth to 11 children.

The same question was thrown at her during her attempt to protest against the China Gov., and that made her out of words immediately because she said that the Chinese Govt was not compassionate enough.
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OOh man, she can have 21 children for all I care. This is political issue. Be it known that the one child policy is only applicable to Han Chinese, while the minoroties can have more than one child. Rabiya Kader is not Hui, she is Uyghur. You are in error even at this basic thing. Many peasants Han Chinese from villages still have a lot of children. Furthermore, Rabiya Kadeer is an old lady and the one child policy was implemented quite recent, probably 20 years ago.

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So much for the BS talk in here.

Remember that Tee Muslim Chinese guy who made much fuss the last time Ah-Jip stepped into a church? tongue.gif

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So much for the BS talk in here.

Remember that Tee Muslim Chinese guy who made much fuss the last time Ah-Jip stepped into a church? tongue.gif

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This thread is not meant to discuss political issues. Take your political satire somewhere else. And deal with it, the Hui Muslims are a reality in China. Go visit those places like Ningxia to broaden your view.
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And deal with it, the Hui Muslims are a reality in China.
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Huh? Since when has it ever not been a reality? Are there people denying that there are Hui muslims?
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Huh? Since when has it ever not been a reality? Are there people denying that there are Hui muslims?
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Yes sir. Just like many people nowadays( especially Malaysians and Singaporeans) who denied the existence of a country called Mongolia, not some province of China, but an indepedendant nation.
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Chinese in malaysia should follow muslims Chinese in China n have to see it and embrace Islam ......... will be goodings and nice......

sad case though
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Chinese in malaysia should follow muslims Chinese in China n have to see it and embrace Islam ......... will be goodings and nice......

sad case though
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Do they eat pork?
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QUOTE(mysa_strato @ Jan 20 2012, 03:28 PM)
Chinese in malaysia should follow muslims Chinese in China n have to see it and embrace Islam ......... will be goodings and nice......

sad case though
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Malaysians and Singaporeans) who denied the existence of a country called Mongolia
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QUOTE(mysa_strato @ Jan 20 2012, 03:28 PM)
Chinese in malaysia should follow muslims Chinese in China n have to see it and embrace Islam ......... will be goodings and nice......

sad case though
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Stupid idiots.....chinese muslim does not equate to meleis....try gettin that into that thick skull on yours.
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sad case though
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why not muslim in malaysia should follow china muslim instead of arabian muslim ?????
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Why Chinese there do not have to change their names to Muhhamad or something Arabic even though they are Muslims?
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Accroding to ts , mongolian are one of the most peace and nature lover people on earth but what i learned from real history, sadly mongolian invaded and destroyed the most cultures on earth and changed the history. One example is the chinese culture. History is changed and mongolian are now part of chinese culture. Now mongolian culture is deemed the rightful chinese culture in china
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QUOTE(vexus @ Jan 21 2012, 12:24 AM)
why not muslim in malaysia should follow china muslim instead of arabian muslim ?????
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QUOTE(beatlesalbum @ Jan 21 2012, 12:28 AM)
Why Chinese there do not have to change their names to Muhhamad or something Arabic even though they are Muslims?
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china govt does not allowed that. you a free to believe any religion but your name must be in Chinese alphabet
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Moslem in China is a small minority.

The People's China republic government won't allow it to grow.

Chinese are very strong in culture n tradition.

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QUOTE(beatlesalbum @ Jan 21 2012, 12:28 AM)
Why Chinese there do not have to change their names to Muhhamad or something Arabic even though they are Muslims?
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in malaysia also actually no need. dulu pandai2 orang dari mane buat undang2 camtu kat malaysia. menyusahkan org yg baru masuk islam je. there's no such thing is islam. nowadays i got many chinese friends who converted to islam and maintain their name
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From what I know the Chinese Muslim descendant came from Uzbek, Turkmenistan etc who married with local people...

That is why some of their faces totally different especially from Han Chinese..

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Race =/= religion. Religion is a choice. Race is what we r born with. I know a few malay working in singapore who r catholics. As we all know, we have some chinese politician here in msia who converted to islam. Maybe the gomen should be less dictatorial in this sense and allow malay born to choose their religion.
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QUOTE(calvin_yit @ Jan 21 2012, 06:39 AM)
Race =/= religion. Religion is a choice. Race is what we r born with. I know a few malay working in singapore who r catholics. As we all know, we have some chinese politician here in msia who converted to islam. Maybe the gomen should be less dictatorial in this sense and allow malay born to choose their religion.
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I suggest you go pay RWI a visit.

Someone there argued explained why do Malay(in Malaysia) forbidden to change their religion.

AFAIRemember, he stated that in Islamic context, it isn't allowed to believe other(fake) things. Another argument he said is that if you let your relative leave Islam, you are to bear the SIN. In his believe, muslim who doesn't pratice what stated in Islam(and commit SINS) is still a muslim, which still had a chance to go to heaven. If the muslim leave Islam, he will had no more chance to go to heaven.

Seems like a twisted logic but I respect and accept it, it is their own believe.

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The Hui are not genetically Han Chinese. They have middle east ancestry. They are not the same as Han Chinese.
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QUOTE(vexus @ Jan 21 2012, 12:24 AM)
why not muslim in malaysia should follow china muslim instead of arabian muslim ?????
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Why we must follow China PRC Muslims ... or even Arabian Muslims?

We are Malay Muslims, damn proud of the identity. Same as Chinese Hui Muslims who're damn proud of theirs. Culturally, linguistically, historically, racially we're different, but we're both united under Islam.

That is enough.

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QUOTE(Varezart @ Jan 21 2012, 04:27 PM)
The Hui are not genetically Han Chinese. They have middle east ancestry. They are not the same as Han Chinese.
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same la..... diffrnt religion, thus cultural abit different, so called hui.... han, hui.... see only tweak name abit
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QUOTE(PVCpipe @ Jan 30 2012, 07:19 PM)
same la.....    diffrnt religion, thus cultural abit different, so called hui.... han, hui.... see only tweak name abit
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No, their ancestry not the same. They have middle east ancestry. Most of them have middle east ancestry. They do practice Han Chinese culture, but genetically, they are not the same. I look at some pictures of Hui, they look like halfie.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hui_people

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Most of the Chinese Muslims resided in the North-west and north-central of China. Most of the Chinese that migrated to Malaysia came from the South.

After the Battle of Talas River when Abbasid army defeated the Tang army, Muslim influence was established in the area. Qutaibah bin Muslim, after crushing Tang army, briefly occupied Xinjiang. He intended to make it a staging point for the invasion of China, in case the Tang Emperor Xuanzong refuse to pay the jizya he demand. The Jizya was paid and the Arab army retreated, but some of his soldiers decided to stay to preach Islam among the locals.
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fadly. where did you read this fantasy from? from the hizb ut tahrir website? LOL

#1 Talas was fought in kyrghizstan, not Xinjiang. Qutaibah bin Muslim never occupied xinjiang.

the abbasids never occupied one inch of chinese territory, since the entire battle was fought on non chinese soil

the battle occured because China was expanding its protectorates and influence west. It was intimidating the local kings and interveneing in affairs between their states, forcing them to accept protectorate status, like what britain did to malaysias sultantes during the colonial era.

One of the kings got nervous and asked the abbasids for help. The Tang dynasty sent its army to intimdate the local kings into becoming protectorates, then they met the abbasid army. The qarluqs, who were originally allies of Tang, defected in the middle of the battle and pulled off a sneak attack on the back of the tang army while they were fighting the abbasids on the front.

That battle only meant that china did not establish a protectorate over the local states, and the Tang army retreated form kyrghizstan back to Xinjiang, which quitaibah bin muslim never stepped foot into

china never paid a jizya to the abbasids. It was when the an lushan rebellion broke out, that the tang withdrew form xinjiang to fight an lushan, leaving xinjiang to the buddhist tibetans and buddhist and manichean uighurs. It was not until hundreds of years later in the 1400s that the last uighur king in xinjiang converted from buddhism to islam.

it was the abbasids and ummayads who paid tribute to the tang dynasty. One envoy who presented tribute to the emperor was almost executed after refusing to bow, since he said they bowed to god, not to a ruler, but a courtier intervened and saved his life.

and according to islam, once a territory is conquered, it can't be given back, not for a jizya no matter what its worth. quitabah bin musli mwould never have given up xinjiang if he occupeied it in real life. but unfortunately for you, its all in your mind.
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beautiful girl in the video. beautiful song and beautiful lyrics.
thanks for sharing.
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beautiful girl in the video. beautiful song and beautiful lyrics.
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Yes, they are all Chinese Muslims from China.
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Chinese Muslims from Northern Part of China:

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do u have info regarding Uighur in Xinjiang ?

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Chinese Muslims from Northern Part of China:

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This guy from Hebei, China is also a Hui Muslims:

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A Hui Poeple from Tibet,Lhasa area.

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Yes, but have to open a seperate thread for that. Uyghur, Kazakh and Tajiks of China are not classified as Hui as they are Turkic and Persian people.
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This old couple are from NingXia, also Hui Chinese.

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QUOTE(mysa_strato @ Jan 20 2012, 03:28 PM)
Chinese in malaysia should follow muslims Chinese in China n have to see it and embrace Islam ......... will be goodings and nice......

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You only see there are 1 million Hui Chinese Muslim and forgot there are 1.23 billion Han Chinese.

In history, even now, the conflict between Han and Hui is never ending, hundred of thousand people killed during conflict, both Han and Hui. During 1862-1877, around 20 million Han and Hui were killed, most died in the racist massacre.

Han cultural has many conflict with Islam culture, IMHO, it is impossible to ask Han to embrace Islam, Islam had entered China since Tang dynasty, and yet the population of Chinese people believe in Islam still less than 1% of the total population.

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QUOTE(Kiding @ Feb 20 2012, 10:31 AM)
You only see there are 1 million Hui Chinese Muslim and forgot there are 1.23 billion Han Chinese.

In history, even now, the conflict between Han and Hui is never ending, hundred of thousand people killed during conflict, both Han and Hui. During 1862-1877, around 20 million Han and Hui were killed, most died in the racist massacre.

Han cultural has many conflict with Islam culture, IMHO, it is impossible to ask Han to embrace Islam, Islam had entered China since Tang dynasty, and yet the population of Chinese people believe in Islam still less than 1% of the total population.
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so how do we know if Chinese in Malaysia is Han or Hui ? referring to your post you're saying/implying that Malaysian Chinese is Han Chinese?....
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QUOTE(Kiding @ Feb 20 2012, 10:31 AM)
You only see there are 1 million Hui Chinese Muslim and forgot there are 1.23 billion Han Chinese.

In history, even now, the conflict between Han and Hui is never ending, hundred of thousand people killed during conflict, both Han and Hui. During 1862-1877, around 20 million Han and Hui were killed, most died in the racist massacre.

Han cultural has many conflict with Islam culture, IMHO, it is impossible to ask Han to embrace Islam, Islam had entered China since Tang dynasty, and yet the population of Chinese people believe in Islam still less than 1% of the total population.
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The Hui people of China numbering more than 50 million. Where you get the 1.23 million? This is misrepresentation of facts. Yes, but the Hui people assisted Zhu Yan Zhang to set up the Ming Dynasty. They are second biggest population in China.
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QUOTE(mysa_strato @ Feb 20 2012, 10:35 AM)
so how do we know if Chinese in Malaysia is Han or Hui ? referring to your post you're saying/implying that Malaysian Chinese is Han Chinese?....
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The Chinese that migrated to Malaysia were originated from the southern area such as GuangZhou and Fujian, there are not many Hui people in those area. Most Hui people reside up at the north. The southern Chinese were mixture of Han and the Yue aborigine.
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For those wanting something casual, there's actually a martial arts manga that had the Hui people in prominence. It was praised for having in-depth research on the origins of Chinese martial arts, including the Muslim martial arts in China. For those who know where to look, yes it's fully translated and scanlated in English.

Kenji (拳児)
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Martial arts practiced by Muslim Hui
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muslim_Chinese_martial_arts

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QUOTE(ray123 @ Feb 20 2012, 11:02 AM)
For those wanting something casual, there's actually a martial arts manga that had the Hui people in prominence. It was praised for having in-depth research on the origins of Chinese martial arts, including the Muslim martial arts in China. For those who know where to look, yes it's fully translated and scanlated in English.

Kenji (拳児)
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Martial arts practiced by Muslim Hui
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muslim_Chinese_martial_arts
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ma_Xianda

Ma Xian Da who taught Jet Li martial art are Hui Muslim Chinese too.


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This minister from China is also Hui Muslim: http://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%9B%9E%E8%89%AF%E7%8E%89
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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Feb 20 2012, 12:45 PM)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ma_Xianda

Ma Xian Da who taught Jet Li martial art are Hui Muslim Chinese too.
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Yeah, maybe Wong Fei Hung is a Hui Muslim too? hmm.gif
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Wow very good thread this is.

What about Muslim Chinese that migrated here? Were there any?
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QUOTE(mysa_strato @ Jan 20 2012, 03:28 PM)
Chinese in malaysia should follow muslims Chinese in China n have to see it and embrace Islam .........
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Why?

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so how do we know if Chinese in Malaysia is Han or Hui ? referring to your post you're saying/implying that Malaysian Chinese is Han Chinese?....
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The chinese here are mostly from Fujian, Guangdong, Hainan. Mostly Han.
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QUOTE(stealthrider @ Feb 20 2012, 01:20 PM)
Yeah, maybe Wong Fei Hung is a Hui Muslim too? hmm.gif
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Impossible. Not supported by facts.

But Qiu Jing Yi is a Hui Muslim: http://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%A5%81%E9%9D%9C%E4%B8%80
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QUOTE(khelben @ Feb 20 2012, 01:46 PM)
Why?
The chinese here are mostly from Fujian, Guangdong, Hainan. Mostly Han.
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Very true. There are very very few Chinese Hui Muslims in those areas.

Here is another grandmaster of martial art, Wang Zi Ping, also a Muslim. Notice the skullcap that he wears: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wang_Zi-Ping
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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Feb 20 2012, 10:52 AM)
The Hui people of China numbering more than 50 million. Where you get the 1.23 million? This is misrepresentation of facts. Yes, but the Hui people assisted Zhu Yan Zhang to set up the Ming Dynasty. They are second biggest population in China.
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The population of Hui people in China is not 50M, It is around 10 million (9,820,000) in year 2000, (sorry I wrote it for 1 million in my last post, less a zero). refer to here http://baike.baidu.com/view/1917.htm (The baidu figure has a funny decimal mark which not in thousand, mislead me to see it as 1 million), the population should be exceed 10M in current year, perhaps around 11M to 12M.

If Zuo Zongtang (左宗棠), nick name "Butcher Zuo" (左屠夫) did not slaughter the Hui people in Shaanxi and Gansu during 1870 era, The population of Hui may be 50M now, the massacre killed 90% of the Hui people in that region, reducing 1.7M people to 150,000. The Dungan people in middle Asia ( Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Russia) is actually Hui refugee escaped from the massacre.

BTW, the second biggest population of ethnic group in China is Zhuang (壯族), followed by Manchu (滿族), Hui rank number 4.

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QUOTE(Kiding @ Feb 20 2012, 02:13 PM)
The population of Hui people in China is not 50M, It is around 10 million (9,820,000) in year 2000, (sorry I wrote it for 1 million in my last post, less a zero). refer to here http://baike.baidu.com/view/1917.htm (The baidu figure has a funny decimal mark which not in thousand, mislead me to see it as 1 million), the population should be exceed 10M in current year, perhaps around 11M to 12M.

If Zuo Zongtang (左宗棠), nick name "Butcher Zuo" (左屠夫) did not slaughter the Hui people in Shaanxi and Gansu during 1870 era, The population of Hui may be 50M now, the massacre killed 90% of the Hui people in that region, reducing 1.7M people to 150,000. The Dungan people in middle Asia ( Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Russia) is actually Hui refugee escaped from the massacre.

BTW, the second biggest population of ethnic group in China is Zhuang (壯族), followed by Manchu (滿族), Hui rank number 4.
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Manchus have already non-existent due to sinification, they get assimilated. 10 million figure is misleading and false. That's at least double the figure. 50 million is logical.

Wang Da Yu was an important figure during the Ming Dynasty, he was a Hui:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wang_Daiyu
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QUOTE(kenmirzz @ Feb 20 2012, 02:51 PM)
Manchus have already non-existent due to sinification, they get assimilated. 10 million figure is misleading and false. That's at least double the figure. 50 million is logical.

Wang Da Yu was an important figure during the Ming Dynasty, he was a Hui:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wang_Daiyu
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Wow, you are really stubborn, since you quote reference from Wiki, I give you Wiki reference

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hui_people

and statistic from Chinese authority

http://www.china.org.cn/english/features/E...oups/136917.htm

if you mean Hui people can grow from 10M to 50M in 11 years, than I'm speechless.

Most ethnic group in China get assimilated in Han culture, I think only Hui and Uyghur did not get assimilated, this prove Islam is a strong believe in these ethnic groups, just like Han has strong believe in Confucianism, these two cultures are damn stubborn that cause conflicts for more than thousands years.

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There are 2 Chinese Muslim eatery in USJ9, Subang Jaya maybe they are Hui Muslim.

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so??

why u think so many prominent ppl in china is muslim??

why u think muslims in malaysia can trace lineage back to china?


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From what I understand in this report, the 50 million figure includes all ethnics and not just Hui. The same report also list the number of Hui at 9.8 million as of 2000.

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According to the State Administration for Religious Affairs (SARA), there are more than 21 million Muslims in the country. Independent estimates range as high as 50 million or more.

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The 2000 census reported a total of 20.3 million members of Muslim nationalities, of which again 96 percent belonged to just three groups: Hui 9.8 million, Uighurs 8.4 million, and Kazakhs 1.25 million.

2010 Report on International Religious Freedom - China (includes Tibet, Hong Kong, Macau)

Just throwing.

EDIT: Dammit, I thought this was in RWI.

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Because it was recorded that they were Muslims Hui. For example, the four famous generals that assisted founder of Ming Dynasty, Hu Da Hai, Li Wen Zhong, Lan Yu, etc were recorded by Han historian as Muslims.

I am an agnostic and do not take religion as useful. But I cherish facts and truth. I saw many Malaysian Chinese do not realize this. In fact they don't even know there exist a country called Mongolia where the Mongols live. They thought that Mongols speak Mandarin and same culture with Chinese. This is entirely wrong and need correction.

Zhang Chen Zhi is another prominent contemporary Muslim of China:

http://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%BC%A0%E6%89%BF%E5%BF%97

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From what I understand in this report, the 50 million figure includes all ethnics and not just Hui. The same report also list the number of Hui at 9.8 million as of 2000.

Section I
2010 Report on International Religious Freedom - China (includes Tibet, Hong Kong, Macau)

Just throwing.

EDIT: Dammit, I thought this was in RWI.
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Yes, 50 million figure is okay, even though there is tendency in the report issued by Chinese National Statistic to underestimate the number of minorities. It's impossible for the Zhuang ethnic to be more than the Hui because they are solely concentrated on the GuangXi area while the Hui people can be found in almost all Northern areas in China and concentrated in Gansu, NingXia,Lanzhou, etc.

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