When are you going back to Arabia?’: Chinese Muslims became the target of online hate

[帅的一匹]

Fine，another story about China(in Indian dream).The reason why I explain here is that I don't want to see our Pakistan friends misled by this information and think China is bad for Muslims

First of all,there are different kinds of people in China.different nationalities, different customs, different diets and different religions，1 billion 400 million is a large number,no government can satisfy everyone.Even India and USA.

Second,every country has people who love foreign countries more than homeland.If the ratio is one percent,China has 14 million people who hate his motherland and want to go to another country.

Third,have you done any research on these Muslims for why they hate China so much?"Chinese Muslims became the target of online hate"Is this the main reason（Let's pretend it's real）or just an excuse？Which country do they want to go？Really for religious freedom？

The truth is that they were cheated by some extreme church when they were young.Those people told them that "they're born with everything in the world，because everything in the world is created by Allah，so only Muslims can have it all.You don't live like Bill Gates because kafir stole your money."

Worst of all, they believed it，then they waste their youth on Imagine themseleves rich instead of learning knowledge and technology like most Muslims brothers，they were fond of eating and averse to work like other losers in Han nationality.They feel unfair because other Muslims have a rich life.Years passed,they thought it is all the government's fault,or the major nationalities push aside them.In this way, they could have been working hard to get other people's respect and happiness of life，but they were all destroyed by the ultra religious

At last ,the evidence that I use to prove what I say is that most of them want to go to Saudi Arabia, northern Europe, Western Europe, do not want to go to Libya, Egypt, Africa.

What about Christians in Europe?

Who cares, as long as I can live in villa, eat everything I want, have countless good servant.

There is an old saying in China，Those who are pitiful must have a cause for having sunk to their lows.

If they focus on working hard and working together,they can harvest happiness everywhere.

Muslims in China actually get preferential treatment than Han nationality,I will post the information in this post when I complete search

Lot of Uyghers are hard working people, I personally witness it daily. Yeh, I have to admit there are extreme churchs there teaching Chinese Muslim not to work, and other people/religious believer took everything away from them. It buried the seed of hate. In China, you can't put your religion beyond national security. People have the rights to believe any religion, they shall respect the Consitutions of PRC.

Lot of top brass of PRC leaders believe Buddha, Wen Jia Bao previous Prime Minister is a Christian. Some of the national Congress committees are Muslim. We are an open society give tolerance to all religions, except the extreme one.

Chinese Muslims have been crucial in bringing Pakistan-China together. Most Chinese in Pakistan are Muslim and there are hundreds of them studying in Pakistani Islamic Universities. They find employement in Pakistan as well, through newly initiated Chinese projects - they are in demand.

The good feeling of Chinese toward Islam is coming from the friendship of Pakistani people.

There are lot of heresy or fake Chrisitianity spreading in China, stir up the believer to go against the government. Lot of Western NGO fund it.

 

[Roybot]

This is funny, Indians using known Zionist news sources to stir the pot on Russia/ China............lol

Yes everything which doesn't align with the CPC narrative is Zionist/Western/Hindu propaganda!

Here's an article in the Pakistani media.

Chinese Communist Party stresses anti-Islam narrative

China’s ruling Communist Party is tightening its narrative on Islam with top officials emphasizing the effects of global religious militancy and the possibility of losing Chinese identity.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has focused to ‘Sinocise’ the country’s minorities in the last one year. At the same time, leaders in the Muslim-majority region have increased shadowing of the ethnic minority.

The president on Friday ordered a meeting of Xinjiang officials to ensure there is stability in the region, advising them to create a “great wall of iron” – an analogy to former Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping using the term “great wall of iron and steel” to applaud the People’s Liberation Army’s dealing of a pro-democracy protest in Tiananmen Square in 1989.

While some scholars debate about the truth in militancy penetrating the country, Chinese officials remain apprehensive about religious militancy growing around the world and seeping into China. On Sunday, Xinjiang’s top political and legal affairs party member, Shaerheti Ahan told a gathering of National People’s Congress to remain informed about the ‘international anti-terror situation” and its peril to destablise China.

Sentiments in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, consisting of Muslims descending from Silk Road centuries back, are similar to that of Xinjiang. While speaking at a regional meeting, the secretary of Ningxia Communist Party secretary Li Jianguo also cautioned against the growing militant threat in the region.

“What the Islamic State and militants push is terror, violence,” Li said. “This is why we see Trump targeting Muslims in a travel ban. It doesn’t matter whether anti-Muslim policy is in the interests of the US or it promotes stability, it’s about preventing militancy from seeping into all of American culture.”

An ethnic affairs official from the state believes that ideological work must be strengthened to promote Chinese identity. “The roots of the Hui are in China,” Wu Shimin said. “To discuss religious consciousness, we must first discuss Chinese consciousness. To discuss the feelings of minorities, we must first discuss the feelings of the Chinese people.”

On the other side, a PhD student at the University of Hong Kong disagrees. Mohammad al-Sudairi, who is an expert on Islam in China, feels that the anti-Islam rhetoric by Ningxia officials hails from Beijing’s anti-Islam narrative, coined in the last year.

“There’s a strengthening trend of viewing Islam as a problem in Chinese society,” al-Sudairi said. “Xi Jinping has been quite anxious about what he saw as the loss of party-state control over the religious sphere when he entered power, which necessitated this intervention. I don’t think things will take a softer turn.”

The Xinjiang issue is not new to China. From violent demonstrations to the Chinese authorities’ strict measures against it, consequently delving the state into a cycle of repression, vehemence and a separatist movement. While the government links separatist activists to al-Qaeda and Islamic State, there is little proof to their claims.

 

[Beast]

With all due respect to the quoted Pakistani Muslims (assuming) members below, why this blind love for chinese? WHy the muslim citizens of the Islamic republic of Pakistan as represented by PDF so blatantly oblivious to the atrocities committed by chinese CCP on fellow Muslim chinese brothers and sisters in Uighur? Why this blatant denial? Is it because the chinese are showering billions into PAK? But that should never ever impede a Muslim's personal commitment to justice because:

- You being in the virtual world of PDF won't effect the diplomacy between china & pakistan. Rest assured CCP high command is NOT reading PDF and even if they do they won't mistake you for being representative of PAK goverment.

- Are you scared of standing up against the chinese CCP bots on PDF? Is placating them more important to you than your Islam and the love that Islam demands you to have for your fellow chinese Muslim brothers & sisters?

- DO you think the Chinese are as innocent as a lamb and showering billions into PAK for 0 self-interest? Rest assured the chinese will take their pound of flesh in return for the investment they are making. I just hope that pound of flesh does NOT cost Pakistan dearly and that the cooperation is mutually beneficial for PAK.

- Just because of money you would sell your morals? Then what's the difference between you and the materialist non-muslims? If you overlook even at the individual and societal level the atrocities chinese are committing then how in the world would you Pakistani Muslims be ummatan wasata - just and best of Nations.

“Thus We have made you [true Muslims — real believers of Islamic Monotheism, true followers of Prophet Muhammad and his Sunnah (legal ways)], a just (and the best) nation, that you be witnesses over mankind and the Messenger (Muhammad) be a witness over you”

[al-Baqarah 2:143]

- It may very well be the responsibility of Muslims Pakistanis in contact with chinese to give them the message of islam. On the day of resurrection many ordinary chinese may very well complain to Allah (swt) that they did NOT get the message from ordinary pakistani Muslims who utterly failed to represent islam.

- Allah (swt) tests people with wealth and materialistic abundance. The chinese pouring billions may very well be a test for Pakistani Muslims.

- What would the fair minded chinese think of your reaction to chinese Goverment atrocities on Muslims? They would form either of the 2 opinions regarding Muslim Pakistanis:
1) What their goverment is doing is right since even their fellow Muslims (pak) is NOT saying anything.
2) These Muslim Pakistanis are spineless who can't stand up for their beliefs.

Either way you would never be respected by the chinese.

- And last but NOT least where is the consistency? If you blatantly deny chinese atrocities on Muslims, what right do you have to point fingers at Trump , america, Modi etc etc? The CCP in china is as as much bad as trump or Modi if NOT more. The characteristic of a Muslim is that he/she is consistent against all forms of injustice.


Btw don't get me wrong. I hate the hindutvadis and they are some of the most anti-islamic people on earth. But I don't need to whitewash Chinese atrocities on Uighurs to condemn and oppose Indian atrocities on Kashmir. A muslim must be consistent and take a Islamically principled stance on such issues at all levels - personal, social and national. To me its simply baffling that Muslims Pak members who are rightfully very vocal against atrocities of US, India, Israel etc, go painfully silent or even worse white wash inhuman chinese atrocities against Muslims. And they do it on a individual level on the virtual world of PDF? What are you afraid off really? The chinese bots on PDF ?

I just hope the Pak civilian, Military and Religious leaders are NOT like the educated Pakistani citizens as represented on PDF and other social media.

Btw please don't get me wrong my fellow PAK brothers. I am an outsider but as a Muslim I wish good for Pakistan so I had to write this post. This appeasement of CCP chinese on PDF is very shameful IMHO.

We all do your well know extremist view.

China is never against Muslim but separatist be it uyghur or Tibetan. Why do the Hui Muslim of China has never carry out any cases of terrorist or against CPC? It just like Turkish against Kurdish or Pakistan against Baluchistan separatists.

 

[lonelyman]

Yes everything which doesn't align with the CPC narrative is Zionist/Western/Hindu propaganda!

Here's an article in the Pakistani media.

Chinese Communist Party stresses anti-Islam narrative

China’s ruling Communist Party is tightening its narrative on Islam with top officials emphasizing the effects of global religious militancy and the possibility of losing Chinese identity.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has focused to ‘Sinocise’ the country’s minorities in the last one year. At the same time, leaders in the Muslim-majority region have increased shadowing of the ethnic minority.

The president on Friday ordered a meeting of Xinjiang officials to ensure there is stability in the region, advising them to create a “great wall of iron” – an analogy to former Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping using the term “great wall of iron and steel” to applaud the People’s Liberation Army’s dealing of a pro-democracy protest in Tiananmen Square in 1989.

While some scholars debate about the truth in militancy penetrating the country, Chinese officials remain apprehensive about religious militancy growing around the world and seeping into China. On Sunday, Xinjiang’s top political and legal affairs party member, Shaerheti Ahan told a gathering of National People’s Congress to remain informed about the ‘international anti-terror situation” and its peril to destablise China.

Sentiments in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, consisting of Muslims descending from Silk Road centuries back, are similar to that of Xinjiang. While speaking at a regional meeting, the secretary of Ningxia Communist Party secretary Li Jianguo also cautioned against the growing militant threat in the region.

“What the Islamic State and militants push is terror, violence,” Li said. “This is why we see Trump targeting Muslims in a travel ban. It doesn’t matter whether anti-Muslim policy is in the interests of the US or it promotes stability, it’s about preventing militancy from seeping into all of American culture.”

An ethnic affairs official from the state believes that ideological work must be strengthened to promote Chinese identity. “The roots of the Hui are in China,” Wu Shimin said. “To discuss religious consciousness, we must first discuss Chinese consciousness. To discuss the feelings of minorities, we must first discuss the feelings of the Chinese people.”

On the other side, a PhD student at the University of Hong Kong disagrees. Mohammad al-Sudairi, who is an expert on Islam in China, feels that the anti-Islam rhetoric by Ningxia officials hails from Beijing’s anti-Islam narrative, coined in the last year.

“There’s a strengthening trend of viewing Islam as a problem in Chinese society,” al-Sudairi said. “Xi Jinping has been quite anxious about what he saw as the loss of party-state control over the religious sphere when he entered power, which necessitated this intervention. I don’t think things will take a softer turn.”

The Xinjiang issue is not new to China. From violent demonstrations to the Chinese authorities’ strict measures against it, consequently delving the state into a cycle of repression, vehemence and a separatist movement. While the government links separatist activists to al-Qaeda and Islamic State, there is little proof to their claims.

You are such a troll posting these kind of flame baiting fake news, why you are not banned?

 

[Roybot]

You are such a troll posting these kind of flame baiting fake news, why you are not banned?

As I said, just because you don't like the news, doesn't make it fake.

 

[Place Of Space]

Yes everything which doesn't align with the CPC narrative is Zionist/Western/Hindu propaganda!

Here's an article in the Pakistani media.

Chinese Communist Party stresses anti-Islam narrative

China’s ruling Communist Party is tightening its narrative on Islam with top officials emphasizing the effects of global religious militancy and the possibility of losing Chinese identity.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has focused to ‘Sinocise’ the country’s minorities in the last one year. At the same time, leaders in the Muslim-majority region have increased shadowing of the ethnic minority.

The president on Friday ordered a meeting of Xinjiang officials to ensure there is stability in the region, advising them to create a “great wall of iron” – an analogy to former Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping using the term “great wall of iron and steel” to applaud the People’s Liberation Army’s dealing of a pro-democracy protest in Tiananmen Square in 1989.

While some scholars debate about the truth in militancy penetrating the country, Chinese officials remain apprehensive about religious militancy growing around the world and seeping into China. On Sunday, Xinjiang’s top political and legal affairs party member, Shaerheti Ahan told a gathering of National People’s Congress to remain informed about the ‘international anti-terror situation” and its peril to destablise China.

Sentiments in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, consisting of Muslims descending from Silk Road centuries back, are similar to that of Xinjiang. While speaking at a regional meeting, the secretary of Ningxia Communist Party secretary Li Jianguo also cautioned against the growing militant threat in the region.

“What the Islamic State and militants push is terror, violence,” Li said. “This is why we see Trump targeting Muslims in a travel ban. It doesn’t matter whether anti-Muslim policy is in the interests of the US or it promotes stability, it’s about preventing militancy from seeping into all of American culture.”

An ethnic affairs official from the state believes that ideological work must be strengthened to promote Chinese identity. “The roots of the Hui are in China,” Wu Shimin said. “To discuss religious consciousness, we must first discuss Chinese consciousness. To discuss the feelings of minorities, we must first discuss the feelings of the Chinese people.”

On the other side, a PhD student at the University of Hong Kong disagrees. Mohammad al-Sudairi, who is an expert on Islam in China, feels that the anti-Islam rhetoric by Ningxia officials hails from Beijing’s anti-Islam narrative, coined in the last year.

“There’s a strengthening trend of viewing Islam as a problem in Chinese society,” al-Sudairi said. “Xi Jinping has been quite anxious about what he saw as the loss of party-state control over the religious sphere when he entered power, which necessitated this intervention. I don’t think things will take a softer turn.”

The Xinjiang issue is not new to China. From violent demonstrations to the Chinese authorities’ strict measures against it, consequently delving the state into a cycle of repression, vehemence and a separatist movement. While the government links separatist activists to al-Qaeda and Islamic State, there is little proof to their claims.

China will not cooperate with India to against Islam, so ahhhh, Indians should try to find other ally.

 

[Roybot]

China will not cooperate with India to against Islam, so ahhhh, Indians should try to find other ally.

Unlike China, In India a government official or a government teacher can be a practicing Muslim, can fast for Ramadan and still have his job, so don't think India and China are even on the same page as far as religious freedom is concerned.

 

[Place Of Space]

Unlike China, In India a government official or a government teacher can be a practicing Muslim, can fast for Ramadan and still have his job, so don't think India and China are even on the same page as far as religious freedom is concerned.

Government is officials' business. We ordinary people lead our own life.

 

[Roybot]

Government is officials' business. We ordinary people lead our own life.

So a practicing Chinese Muslim can't do official business?

 

[Place Of Space]

So a practicing Chinese Muslim can't do official business?

They of course can do official business. Why do you have such strange question? A practicing Chinese Muslim, Buddhist, Taoist, Christian,....all can do official business, however, they can't do Communist Party's business.

 

[Roybot]

They of course can do official business. Why do you have such strange question? A practicing Chinese Muslim, Buddhist, Taoist, Christian,....all can do official business, however, they can't do Communist Party's business.

In China only the Communist party can run the government, so essentially you are agreeing with me that no practicing Muslim can be part of the Chinese government in any capacity?

 

[third eye]

You are such a troll posting these kind of flame baiting fake news, why you are not banned?

He has quoted a legit Pak source , how does the input become fake ?

 

[Place Of Space]

In China only the Communist party can run the government, so essentially you are agreeing with me that no practicing Muslim can be part of the Chinese government in any capacity?

Your conclusion and post is based on wrong knowledge. Governement and Party are two things / political system. This is very basic thing you should know. Learn more, then spend your time more effectively.

 

[Roybot]

Your conclusion and post is based on wrong knowledge. Governement and Party are two things / political system. This is very basic thing you should know. Learn more, then spend your time more effectively.

Is it? Am open to learning new things, but as far as I know only Communist party members can be part of the government, and communist party members are forbidden from fasting during the holy month of Ramadan. It is compulsory for every practicing Muslim to fast during Ramadan, unless they are physically unfit to do so. What this means is that the Chinese government and CPC openly discourages Muslims from doing their religious duties.

Feel free to prove me wrong.

 

[帅的一匹]

Yes everything which doesn't align with the CPC narrative is Zionist/Western/Hindu propaganda!

Here's an article in the Pakistani media.

Chinese Communist Party stresses anti-Islam narrative

China’s ruling Communist Party is tightening its narrative on Islam with top officials emphasizing the effects of global religious militancy and the possibility of losing Chinese identity.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has focused to ‘Sinocise’ the country’s minorities in the last one year. At the same time, leaders in the Muslim-majority region have increased shadowing of the ethnic minority.

The president on Friday ordered a meeting of Xinjiang officials to ensure there is stability in the region, advising them to create a “great wall of iron” – an analogy to former Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping using the term “great wall of iron and steel” to applaud the People’s Liberation Army’s dealing of a pro-democracy protest in Tiananmen Square in 1989.

While some scholars debate about the truth in militancy penetrating the country, Chinese officials remain apprehensive about religious militancy growing around the world and seeping into China. On Sunday, Xinjiang’s top political and legal affairs party member, Shaerheti Ahan told a gathering of National People’s Congress to remain informed about the ‘international anti-terror situation” and its peril to destablise China.

Sentiments in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, consisting of Muslims descending from Silk Road centuries back, are similar to that of Xinjiang. While speaking at a regional meeting, the secretary of Ningxia Communist Party secretary Li Jianguo also cautioned against the growing militant threat in the region.

“What the Islamic State and militants push is terror, violence,” Li said. “This is why we see Trump targeting Muslims in a travel ban. It doesn’t matter whether anti-Muslim policy is in the interests of the US or it promotes stability, it’s about preventing militancy from seeping into all of American culture.”

An ethnic affairs official from the state believes that ideological work must be strengthened to promote Chinese identity. “The roots of the Hui are in China,” Wu Shimin said. “To discuss religious consciousness, we must first discuss Chinese consciousness. To discuss the feelings of minorities, we must first discuss the feelings of the Chinese people.”

On the other side, a PhD student at the University of Hong Kong disagrees. Mohammad al-Sudairi, who is an expert on Islam in China, feels that the anti-Islam rhetoric by Ningxia officials hails from Beijing’s anti-Islam narrative, coined in the last year.

“There’s a strengthening trend of viewing Islam as a problem in Chinese society,” al-Sudairi said. “Xi Jinping has been quite anxious about what he saw as the loss of party-state control over the religious sphere when he entered power, which necessitated this intervention. I don’t think things will take a softer turn.”

The Xinjiang issue is not new to China. From violent demonstrations to the Chinese authorities’ strict measures against it, consequently delving the state into a cycle of repression, vehemence and a separatist movement. While the government links separatist activists to al-Qaeda and Islamic State, there is little proof to their claims.

Every country adopts iron fists on Seperstion force, any exception with India? Your intention is to drive a wedge between China and Muslim state. What else good will do you have. ?