| Muslim China Tours |
| Beijing and Shanghai Muslim Tours 7N8D |
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8 days and 7 nights Beijing and Shanghai Muslim Tour is the best China tour arrangement to Beijing and Shanghai. 4 days Beijing private tour show you main sceneries of Beijing and the other 4 days in Shanghai you will see the classic Shanghai attractions together with World Expo Shanghai 2010, which focusing on the theme of "Better City, Better Life", and it will be a great event to explore the full potential of urban life in the 21st century and a significant period in urban evolution... |
| Price From: $ 1000 USD |
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| 8D7N Beijing and Shanghai Muslim Tour |
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8 Days 7 nights Beijing and Shanghai Muslim Tour with 6 nights star hotel accommodations and 1 night soft sleepers on train saves your money and time to travel top China Tour cities. With decades of experience, our mission is to provide you with the best quality Muslim China tours at the most affordable prices. |
| Price From: $ 1020 USD |
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| 12 Days China Muslim Tour Package Beijing, Xian and Harbin |
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12 Days China Muslim Tour Package Beijing, Xian and Harbin is designed for the Muslim clients from all over the world. Apart from must-go attractions, our Muslim tours also take travelers go to local Islamic Mosques and restaurants or have a easy walking in local Muslim communities, which we believe take clients some invaluable experience. |
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| 6 Days Beijing Muslim Tour Package From Tianjin |
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Xingang Port is the second largest general port in China, located in the west of Bohai Gulf. Xingang Port is only 5 kilometers from Tianjin. It is a important connection port for guests to the Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean. Usually Tianjin Xingang Port will be one of the stops of the cruise on the way to Beijing China. 6 Days Beijing Muslim Tour Package From Tianjin provides the best service and travel routes for Muslim travelers. This tour is specially made for travellers taking cruise tour to Tianjin, transfers between pier and downtown are provided. |
| Price From: $ 400 USD |
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| Muslim Beijing tour |
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| Beijing 3-Day Muslim Tour Package |
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Beijing 3-Day Muslim Tour Package is designed for Muslim travelers tour in Beijing. You will see top rated attractions in Beijing and enjoy halal food in Chinese Muslim restaurants. |
| Price From: $ 165 USD |
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| Beijing 4-Day Muslim Tour Package |
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Welcome to select our Beijing Muslim tours! Beijing 4-Day Muslim Tour Package offers quality service of Muslim tour arrangements, based on hot tourist attractions in Beijing including a private English speaking guide, private car or van, with Halal Food arranged! |
| Price From: $ 225 USD |
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| Muslim Guilin Tour |
| Guilin 3-Day Muslim Tour Package |
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Highlights: Guilin Muslim Package Tour Itineraries: Essence of Guilin tour, 3 Days Guilin-Yangshuo-Guilin. Our Guilin Muslim tour packages are the best design of Guilin tours with special arrangement for Muslim friends' requirement, like halal food and Islamic restaurants. |
| Price From: $ 170 USD |
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| 4 Days Guilin Muslim Package Tour |
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An evening cruise on the Two Rivers and Four Lakes past the most spectacular night views of Guilin city. You will also get a chance to see cormorant fishing, an unique way to catch fish. The adventure in the Crown Cave, which is a 12 km deep huge stalagmite cave system. The cave tour starts from taking a sightseeing elevator down the 36 meters high cave hall, followed with a walking tour, a boating tour through an underground river, and a railway tour in the cave. Li River cruise from Guilin to Yangshuo. |
| Price From: $ 260 USD |
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| 5 Days Guilin Muslim Package Tour |
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5 Days Guilin Muslim Package Tour is designed for Muslim travelers to travel in Guilin, especially for those tourists arrive in Guilin in a morning flight. All the transfers and transportations by air-conditioned van on private basis, are flexible and comfortable to provide you the personalized requirement. |
| Price From: $ 290 USD |
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| 6 Days Muslim Guilin Tour A |
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6 Days Muslim Guilin Tour A is an ideal vacation package. Classic Guilin Tour plus Merryland Theme Park, which is a visit to Merryland Theme Park, gives a ton of fun for adults and children alike. Muslim Guilin Tour is designed to provide you with private, customized, comfortable and high quality service. |
| Price From: $ 360 USD |
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| 6 Days Muslim Guilin Tour B |
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The visit the Reed Flute Cave and the Elephant Trunk Hill and Li River cruise to Yangshuo is the typical Guilin tour plan. And the other highlight of Guilin tour is to visit the Dragon-Back Terraced Fields and villages of Miao, Yao People...
6 Days Muslim Guilin Tour B is the best design of in-depth Guilin tour. |
| Price From: $ 375 USD |
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| Muslim Shanghai Tour |
| 3 Days Muslim Shanghai Tour package |
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Highlights: Are you looking for the best Muslim Tours & Halal Restaurants in Shanghai? We are leading local Shanghai Muslim Islamic Tours in China. 3 Days Muslim Shanghai Tour package is a private tour package designed for Muslim travelers. Our guide will recommend Muslim restaurants in Shanghai to enjoy halal foods. |
| Price From: $ 190 USD |
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| Muslim Xian Tour |
| Xian 3-Day Muslim Tour Package |
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Highlights: Muslim was introduced to China in the mid 6 century when Arabian merchants and travelers came to the northwest of China by way of Persia and Afghanistan. After that they established diplomatic, trade, and military contacts with China. Many of them settled down in Xian and married local women who later gave birth to babies who then became Moslems. Their offspring are the Xian Muslim ancestors.
Apart from most of must-go Xian attractions Xian Muslim tour also brings you to local Muslim living section and Xian Muslim Mosques. The Meals are arranged in the local Muslim restaurants which will serve you Muslim snacks and specialties. |
| Price From: $ 180 USD |
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| 4 Days Muslim Xian Tour |
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Highlights: Uncover the treasure of the army of Terracotta Warriors stand guard over the treasures of the First Emperor, walking on the oldest city wall of China, visit Shaanxi Provincial History Museum in Xian and the Great Mosque, the most famous Mosque in China history, have a glimpse of local Islam people true life...
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| Muslim Tour Packages |
| 3 Days Kunming Tour, Muslim Package |
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3 Days Kunming Tour, Muslim Package. You can visit Stone Forest ,West Hill, Kunming's Flower Market and The Dragon Gate. Enjoy private guide and private transport. Taste typical Muslim halal foods in Kunming, Yunnan. |
| Price From: $ 180 USD |
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| Arrival in China |
| Islam was officially introduced into China in 651 by envoys to the Tang Dynasty emperor, sent by the third successor to Mohammed, Khalifa Uthman ibn affan (577-656). However, Islam actually entered China earlier through contacts with Arabian merchants and four disciples of Mohammed who were sent to China between the years 618 and 626. Mohammed, the founder of Islam, reportedly took great interest in China and Chinese culture, saying, though China is far, far away, we should go there in the quest of knowledge. The first of these four missionaries went to Guangzhou, the second to Yangzhou, and the third and fourth to Quanzhou. The graves of the latter two are preserved today on a hill near Quanzhou. |
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| Throughout the Tang (618-907) and the Song dynasties, many Arab and Persian merchants of the Islamic faith came overland to northwest China by way of Middle Asia, and by sea to Quanzhou and other ports in the south and southeast. This promoted the development of trade and cultural exchange with the Arabic countries. Some mosques were built in China by these merchants. |
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| During the western military expeditions of Genghis khan, in the early 13th century, many Muslims recruited from Central and West Asia came to China. Later, they were garrisoned with the Mongolian army as farmer soldiers in inland areas. Wherever these mercenaries settled, they brought Islam with them. By the Yuan dynasty (1206-1368), Islam was thriving in China. The rulers of the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties saw advantages in allowing Islam to grow on its own in China and did nothing to discourage it. When the fleet of the famous Ming navigator, Zhenghe (1371-1435), reached the Arabian Peninsula, Muslim members among his crew made a pilgrimage to Mecca. |
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| Islamic scholars in China translated many of the classics from the Arabian and Persian languages into Chinese. They promoted Islamic medical knowledge, added to Chinas knowledge of mathematics and astronomy, and helped to spread new techniques of weaving and cloisonne craftsmanship. |
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| There are sometimes conflicts between Muslims and local government officials, and the imperial army was occasionally called to suppress Muslim disturbances on china's borders. In the port city of Quanzhou, in the early 1300s, there was an attempt by the Nestorian Bishop Andre to convert all the Muslims in that city to Christianity. The bishops campaign led to bloodshed and the destruction of six mosques and probably some of the Nestorian churches, although details are not known. In any case, there are no more Nestorian sites in this city and only one Islamic mosque. |
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| Believers Today |
| The number of Islamic believers in China today totals more than 30,000,000. The statistics represent the combined size of the ten Muslim ethnic minorities. Although there are undoubtedly non-believers within these ten minorities, it is doubtful if there are many because the religion and heir ethic cultures are closely intermixed. Even the ethnic minority members of the Chinese Communist Party tend to observe the religious dietary laws and Muslim customs so as to remain an integral part of their people. In fact, when Muslims decide to join the Communist Party of china, they are never asked if they are religious or not, as are other Chinese who join the Party. Presently, China has more than 23,000 mosques in which at least 40,000 full-time professionals (Imams and ahungs) are employed. Most Chinese Muslims are Sunni Muslims, belonging to Ahl al-sunnah WaI-Djamaah in belief and al-Hanafiyah in doctrine. There are also a few adherents of several other sects of Islam, but all the Muslims of China ate united within the Chinese Islamic Association. |
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| Chinas mosques can be divided into two groups in architectural style: one is Arabic-style architecture, and the other, temple-style siheyuan (a compound with houses around a courtyard). The best known mosques include the Sacred Mind (Huaisheng) Mosque in Guanzhou; the qingjing Mosque in Quanzhou; the Phoenix Mosque in Hangzhou; the Xianhe Mosque in Yangzhou; the Huajuexiang Mosque in Xian; the Niujie Mosque in Beijing; and the Idkah Mosque at Kashgar. |
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| All the mosques are built to face west, or at least their worship halls are so built that the worshipers can face west as they pray. West is the direction in which Mecca lies from China. Muslim graves are also dug so that the head of the deceased will point toward the West. Tradition has it that Mohammed used to stand on a flight of steps to preach while holding a wooden cane in his hand. For this reason many of the mosques have constructed the preaching platform up a flight of stairs and attached a wooden cane to the stairway. The closing of the mosque and criticism of Imams during the Cultural Revolution forced all religious activity underground. Muslim families then had to conduct their own worship within the family circle. When the Cultural Revolution ended and mosques reopened, the Imams discovered that the faith of their congregations had been strengthened rather than weakened by the religious persecution of that period. They also found that the number of Muslims had increased. |
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