Hui Muslims who are in conflict with the police over the destruction of a mosque in China The residents of the neighborhood have been patie...
Hui Muslims who are in conflict with the police over the destruction of a mosque in China
The residents of the neighborhood have been patient during the years that have been spent enduring the challenging way of life in the area, despite their attempts to maintain the sustainability of peace among the Chinese population.
The Muslim community in Hui, southwest China, battled with the police as the Communist Party attempted to destroy a mosque as a display of dominance over religion.
Beijing has been attempting to pursue a policy of "religious conversion" during the past few years, which refers to an effort to convert the religion of the Chinese people, particularly Islam.
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In order to have the chance to enhance the nation's culture and the Communist Party's system on them, it is thought that the decision will lessen the effect of religion on people.
Many tribes from Najiaying province and KeYunnan, a region that straddles the border of China and Southeast Asia, with adherents of many religions, are among the tribes tested.
Images and videos posted on social media, as well as information from eyewitnesses, show that 10 police officers, wearing plates and helmets, went over the gathering of worshippers who had gathered in front of the Najiaying Mosque on Saturday.
According to two witnesses, the police made several arrests as a result of the incident, and since Monday, hundreds of security guards have been stationed across the town.
"For Muslims, a mosque is like a home. We will undoubtedly prevent them from doing so if they attempt to demolish it, a town resident told the AFP news agency.
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