Approximately 1.5 percent of China’s population—20 million people—are Muslim, a designation that covers a range of ethnicities, languages, and customs. The largest group is Hui Muslims, who are ...

They are Hui Muslims, a state-recognized ethnic minority group in China, where the government is determined to crack down on Islam. As President-elect Donald Trump promises to build detention ...

It's claimed that what is happening is a slow but concerted move to restrict the identity and practice of Islam in China. WHO ARE THE HUI? When you talk about Chinese Muslims, most people ...

Most of the 20 million Muslims in China live in Xinjiang Uygur and Ningxia Hui autonomous regions in northwest China, with about 700,000 in Henan Province in Central China. Ancestors of Muslims ...

International pressure is mounting on Thailand – including from the new US administration – over the fate of dozens of Uyghur ...

The majority-Muslim Hui people, who are scattered around China, also fear that the government will extend its crackdown to them. In the northern city of Yinchuan, home to the largest concentration ...

NANCHANG, China--In a lively Muslim quarter of Nanchang ... They are not allowed to leave or pray--unlike the Hui Muslim migrants also working there, who are considered less of a threat by the ...

The Hui Muslim minority's experience further illustrates ... of a broader strategy to assimilate ethnic minorities in western China. These transfers are framed as efforts to "civilize" these ...

TASS/. The United States expresses concern over the observance of Muslims' rights in China and at the same time contributes to the mass death of adherents of Islam, provoking and fueling wars in ...