Muslims outside Xinjiang face growing suppression, as the CCP removes symbols of their faith, controls mosques, executing its five-year plan to “sinicize” Islam.
Muslim Hui
Islamic Culture Vanishes from the Streets of Inner Mongolia
The CCP continues to annihilate Muslim traditions from the Hui people-inhabited areas by demolishing Islamic architecture and symbols; no signs in Arabic are allowed.
Hui Muslims: “We’re Facing an Unprecedented Crisis of Faith”
Hailed for their loyalty to the CCP for years, the “good Muslims” are losing their preferential status and become victims of persecutions just because of ethnicity and faith.
Henan Wages Intense Crackdown on Hui Muslims’ Faith
The CCP is “sinicizing” Muslims outside Xinjiang, eliminating their culture and religion, as part of the five-year plan. Islam-related symbols are first to go.
Hui Neighborhoods “Sinicized,” Spreading Fear Among Residents
Buildings in traditional Islamic style and any signs with relevance to Muslim faith are disappearing from areas inhabited by China’s Hui Muslims.
Party Ideology Replaces Quran in Xining’s Dongguan Mosque
A CCP-appointed imam is aiding the authorities in “sinicizing” the faith of Hui Muslims, with the ultimate goal of dividing and eradicating Islam in China.
Campaign to Deface Mosques in Western China Heightens Hui Muslims’ Anxiety
The CCP is implementing a systematic plan to eliminate the faith and customs of Hui Muslims, as buildings undergo “facelifts” to rid them of Islam-related symbols.
Hui Muslims Afraid of Becoming as Suppressed as Uyghurs
CCP’s increasing squashing of cultural and religious traditions of this ethnic group leaves them with the feeling of impending crisis, similar to Xinjiang.
Nationwide Anti-Islam Campaign Continues Unabated
In Hebei and Jilin, signboards in Arabic or indicating halal food are removed from shops and stores run by Hui Muslims, Islamic-style architecture is dismantled.
Imam from Gansu: “The State Has Hurt Muslims’ Feelings”
The suppression of religious and ethnic traditions is destroying the long-built relationship between Hui and Han Chinese.