中国回族（英文版）

Foreword

Chapter 1 Tang and Song Time： Gestation and Growth at the Confluence of Civilizations
I． All Peoples Under Heaven Are Family： A Confident and
Tolerant Chinese Civilization
II． The Tang and Dayi （Arab Empire）
III． The Islamic Civilization
IV． Early Disseminators of Islamic Culture in the Western Regions
V． Renowned EarlyMosquesin China
VI． The Contribution of Islarruc Civilization
VII． The Jurisprudential Sources and Foundation of Islamic Law
VIII． Relations Between the Arab Empire and China
IX． Role of the Huiin the Spread of Two Civilizations

Chapter 2 The Huiin the Yuan and Ming Dynasties： Pain and Growth
I． Yuan Dynasty （1271-1368）： Formation of the Hui
II． Ming Dynasty （1368-1644）： The Moslems Displayed Highlighted National Spirit

Chapter 3 The Huiin the Qing Dynasty：
Resisting Persecution and Defending National Territory
I． Opposing Persecution for Survival and Forging Ahead fOf Freedom
II． Anti-ImperialistHuiPatriots
III． Defending National Sovereignty by Strengthening State and Military
Power
IV． Hui Civil Officials and Military Officers in the Qing Dynasty
V． Hui Poets， Painters and Calligraphers in the Qing Dynasty
VI． Renowned Islamic Scholars in the Qing Dynasty
VII． Birth of Different Orders and Menbptan of Islam in the Qing Dynasty

Chapter 4 The HuiDuting the Republic of China Era
I． Huis of Ideals and Integrity in the Revolution of 1911
II． Hui Forerunners in the New Culture Movement
III． Hui Heroes in the New-Democratic Revolution
IV． Hui New Culture Movement and Reform of Mosque Education
V． New-Style Education and Hui Schools
VI． Huis of Insight Calling for National Self-Improvement and
Revitalization
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Chapter 5 The Huiin the People’s Republic of China
Chapter 6 Hui Religious Beliefs and Practices， Customs and
Traditions

Afterword