Islam in Macau

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History of Islam in China

History Tang Dynasty Song Dynasty Yuan Dynasty Ming Dynasty Qing Dynasty Islam in China (1911-present)

Architecture

Chinese mosques Niujie Mosque

Major figures

Lan Yu • Hui Liangyu • Ma Bufang Yusuf Ma Dexin • Zheng He • Liu Zhi Haji Noor

People Groups

Hui • Salar • Uygur Kazakhs • Kyrgyz • Tatars • Bonan Uzbeks • Tibetans • Dongxiang Tajiks • Utsul

Islamic Cities/Regions

Linxia • Xinjiang Ningxia • Kashgar

Culture

Islamic Association of China Cuisine • Calligraphy • Martial arts This box: view • talk • edit

Adherents.com states that the number of Muslims in Macau is 100.^[1]

[edit] See also

Islam in China

[edit] Notes

1. ^ http://www.adherents.com/adhloc/Wh_188.html

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