BREAKING : China BANS Islamic Names and Veils in Xinjiang region

BREAKING : China BANS Islamic Names and Veils in Xinjiang region

Breaking News By TruthFeedNews April 28, 2017


After seeing Germany, France and Sweden decimated by the Islamization of their culture via the planned invasion of millions of Islamic migrants, China is taking a hard line against the same happening in their country.
In addition to banning naming children “Jihad” and “Islam,” head scarves that are an insult to women’s rights are being banned as well.
After seeing how badly Islamic culture and Sharia Law has destroyed Europe, it’s certainly hard to blame them.
From FoxNews
BEIJING –  Authorities in western China are prohibiting parents from naming their children Islamic names in the latest effort to dilute the influence of religion on life in the ethnic Uighur minority heartland.
The naming restrictions are part of a broader government effort to secularize Xinjiang, which is home to roughly 10 million Uighurs, a Turkic people who mostly follow Sunni Islam.
Top officials including Xinjiang’s Communist Party chief have publicly said that radical Islamic thought has infiltrated the region from Central Asia, protracting a bloody, yearslong insurgency that has claimed hundreds of lives.
Government-linked scholars and high-ranking officials, including Chinese President Xi Jinping, have urged local governments to better assimilate their Muslim minorities into the majority Han Chinese culture, and many ethnic policy hard-liners have decried a trend of so-called “Arabization” affecting China’s 21 million Muslims.
Aside from the prohibition on Islamic names, local Xinjiang officials have, at times, strongly discouraged or prohibited Islamic veils, while government-linked commentators have called for bans of mosques with domes or other Middle Eastern architectural styles.
Uighur activists and human rights groups say that radical thought had never gained widespread traction, but restrictions on religious expression are fueling a cycle of radicalization and violence.
For instance, “Mehmet,” the widely seen Turkic version of “Muhammad,” is considered “mainstream” in Xinjiang and would likely be permitted, RFA reported.
Dilxat Raxit, a spokesman for the overseas World Uighur Congress activist group, called the naming directive a policy bearing a “hostile attitude” toward Uighurs.
http://truthfeed.com/breaking-china-bans-islamic-names-and-veils-in-xinjiang-region/68838/
“Han parents choosing Western names are considered trendy but Uighurs have to accept Chinese regulations or else be accused of being separatists or terrorists,” Raxit said.
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