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Now let us suppose
suppose
That this had happened in India.
Let us say Hyderabad, Would Pakistan have treated it as an internal issue?
Before you say yes .......Did it treat Godhra as India's Internal issue?
Its an honest question.
If Pakistani people keep quite now then they will be called hypo crates for ever.
The rest is up to you !
Before we Pakistanis reply to this, tell me when Buggti was killed, did India treat it as an internal matter of Pakistan?
Dude i would like to take media reports - but chinese goverment dont allow media to go there.
why ???? just run your horses ??????? i think it might be because they are lying here they are hiding the truth ????? huh - EXACTLY .
so i will not take Chinese government report - because if they are true they wont hide it ..................i mean its not that difficult to understand .
and dont give me kashmir bullshyt here. - i dont want to know your two face stand on kashmir - because its not Kashmir thread.
but then again your just cant get it .
BEIJING — Chinese authorities are loosening restrictions on a section of its 20-million Muslim minority in an effort to win hearts in the Middle East, where it seeks to strengthen trade and oil ties.
"When I graduated from high school, in 1986, the situation was very difficult," a woman running an Islamic girls school in Tongxin, a Hui Muslim-majority county in Ningxia, told Reuters.
"Now the religious policies are more relaxed. We can go ahead without fear," she added, refusing to be named.
Hui Muslims are estimated at nearly 10 million of China's sizable Muslim minority of 20 millions.
With a heritage traced back to the Middle East and Central Asia, Hui Muslims are enjoying more religious freedom in the atheist country.
Mosques devastated in the frenzy of the Cultural Revolution in Tongxin have been rebuilt with surprising splendor for one of the country's poorest regions.
More Chinese Muslims are fulfilling their dreams of learning about their faith as the government relaxes controls over Islam.
Hai, a 25-year-old Hui Muslim, goes to the mosque in Beijing every day to pray as he did growing up in the northwestern Chinese region of Ningxia.
"Not everyone was like that but my family was, and now more and more people are. Our religion is developing very quickly," said Hai, who declined to give his full name.
According to official data, China has 20 million Muslims, most of them are concentrated in Xinjiang, Ningxia, Gansu, and Qinghai regions and provinces.
Smaller Muslim communities can also be found throughout interior China.
Islam came to China via Muslim businessman during the era of the Tang Dynasty.
There have also been reports of companions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) coming to China.
Official Leniency
"The relationship with the Muslim Hui has always been a stake of international diplomacy, part of a charm offensive by China," said Bequelin.
Hui Muslims are also allowed to building schools in their inhabited areas.
"The national policies are opening up and as long as you don't go against the country's religious policies and regulations, you can freely progress," said the Muslim woman who has 68 students in her school.
Most of her students wear hijab, although it is rare to see women wearing the Islamic headdress in the area.
Official leniency vis-à-vis Hui Muslims is seen as a gesture for the community in return for shying away from any political engagement.
"They're banking on the fact that China's Muslims are aware of the limits and the rules and they know how to play the game," said Dru Gladney, an expert at Pomona College in California.
For now, it's a compromise that seems to be working.
This official stance contradicts the crackdown on Muslim Uighurs, who live mainly in the northwestern region of Xinjiang.
International human rights organizations have chided the Chinese government in several reports for its poor human rights record in predominantly Muslim regions, particularly Xinjiang.
Human Rights Watch has said in a recent report that Chinese policy in Xinjiang "denies Uighurs religious freedom, and by extension freedom of association, assembly, and expression."
China Uses Muslims to Woo Partners - IslamOnline.net - News
chinese are in pain......you indian happy now?Turkey's prime minister blame china for 140 Han's death,chinese govt ask everyone to calm ,this "genocide" makes sense
Chinese are not in pain, the are scared shitless.
This is the first time since Tibet uprisings that the foreign hand has hinted it's presence in one of the largest Chinese provinces. The recent offer of Pakistani mediation of US-Taliban dialogue shows the intensity of shock Sino-Pak experienced. hay had no contingency plan for a high intensity conflict involving US forces inside Pakistan coupled with an unrest in Xinjiang (it is the Sino-Pak link).
Aimarraul,
No Indian can be happy at the pain of another nation simply coz any one who has suffered knows the pain others feel.
However, what is visible ( & I am sure it is visible to those in Bejing too) is the attempt to weaken a nation by injecting in it the AIDS like virus of religious fundamentalism which will follow soon behind whats happening now to the W part of China .
And.. nothing spreads faster than percieved religious persecution.
Off course you dont want to compare the mass murder and rape in kashmir to a riot over a couple of days in one chinese muslim city where more non muslim where killed then muslims.
You indians want to bring islam into now when its the chimese and try to make it out as if its some sort of anti muslim genocide that is taking place in china.......why not use the same anology when it comes to hindu india killing muslims in india......compare the number and hindu india beats china at least at one thing.