Islam in China (eBook)

Raphael Israeli is professor of Chinese history and Islamic civilization at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem. He is the author of A Critical Biography of Chinese Islam and Fundamentalist Islam and Israel.

Chapter 1 Identity and Survival Chapter 2 Muslims in China: Incompatibility between Islam and the Chinese Order Chapter 3 Ahung and Literatus: A Muslim Elite in Confucian China Chapter 4 Muslim Minorities under Non-Islamic Rule Chapter 5 Ethnicity, Religion, Nationality, and Social Conflict: The Case of Chinese Muslims Chapter 6 Myth as Memory: Muslims in China between Myth and History Chapter 7 Normative Islam and its Derivatives Chapter 8 Established Islam and Marginal Islam: From Eclecticism to Syncretism Chapter 9 Islamization and Sinicization in Chinese Islam Chapter 10 Naqshbandiyya and Factionalism in Chinese Islam Chapter 11 Is there Shi'a in Chinese Islam? Chapter 12 Translation as Exegesis: The Opening Sura of the Quran in Chinese Chapter 13 Unrest and Rebellion Chapter 14 Muslim Rebellions in Muslim China: A Chapter of, or a CounterChapter to, the Chinese Revolution Chapter 15 The Islamic Republics in Central Asia and the Middle East Chapter 16 Into the Modern World Chapter 17 The Cross Battles the Crescent: A Century of Missionary Work Among Chinese Muslims (1850-1950) Chapter 18 The Muslim Minority in the People's Republic of China Chapter 19 A New Wave of Muslim Revivalism in China Chapter 20 Surveys Chapter 21 al-Sin Chapter 22 Islam in China Chapter 23 Islam in China Chapter 24 Islam in the Chinese Environment Chapter 25 China's Muslims