China’s Islamic heritage stretches back over 1,400 years – a story of merchants, scholars, and communities who shaped the country’s culture in ways most travellers never see. This category pulls back the curtain on Muslim China: ancient mosques hidden in bustling cities, the Uyghur and Hui Muslim communities of the northwest, halal cuisine across every region, and why China may just be the most surprising Muslim-friendly destination in the world. These articles are your guide to exploring China with both curiosity and confidence.

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Unlocking China: An Untouched Muslim Paradise you never knew existed

Discover China’s hidden Islamic heritage spanning 1,400 years. Explore ancient mosques, halal cuisine, stunning landscapes, and vibrant Muslim communities across this untouched paradise for Muslim travellers. China’s Best-Kept Secret for Muslim Travelers In a world bustling with popular tourist destinations, China, with its vast expanse spanning over 9.5 million square...
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The Hundred word Eulogy

Did you know that there is a poem written by a Ming Dynasty Emperor in praise of Islam and the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. The Hundred-word Eulogy was composed in 1368 (769 A.H.) by Emperor Hongwu of the Ming Dynasty in China, also known as Zhu Yuangzhang, the Taizu Emperor of...