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China’s Crackdown on Muslims Extends to a Resort Island
KEITH BRADSHER and AMY QIN
February 18, 2021
Keith Bradsher/The New York Times
SANYA, China The call to prayer still echoes through the alleys of Sanya’s nearly 1,000-year-old Muslim neighborhood, where crescent-topped minarets rise above the rooftops. The government’s crackdown on the tiny, deeply pious community in this southern Chinese city has been subtle.
Signs on shops and homes that read “Allahu akbar” “God is greatest” in Arabic have been covered with foot-wide stickers promoting the “China Dream,” a nationalistic official slogan. The Chinese characters for halal, meaning permissible under Islam, have been removed from restaurant signs and menus. The authorities have closed two Islamic schools and have twice tried to bar female students from wearing head scarves.
Chinaâs Crackdown on Muslims Extends to a Resort Island
The Utsuls of Hainan island were once celebrated by the government for their links to the larger Muslim world. Not anymore.
A mosque in Sanya, a city on the southern Chinese island of Hainan.Credit.Keith Bradsher/The New York Times
SANYA, China â The call to prayer still echoes through the alleys of Sanyaâs nearly 1,000-year-old Muslim neighborhood, where crescent-topped minarets rise above the rooftops. The governmentâs crackdown on the tiny, deeply pious community in this southern Chinese city has been subtle.
Signs on shops and homes that read âAllahu akbarâ â âGod is greatestâ in Arabic â have been covered with foot-wide stickers promoting the âChina Dream,â a nationalistic official slogan. The Chinese characters for halal, meaning permissible under Islam, have been removed from restaurant signs and menus. The authorities have closed two Islamic schools and have