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Islamic history in China<\/strong>
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<\/strong>Friday 11th April 2025
11:00-12:00 
Auditorium, The McClay Library<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Speaker<\/strong>:
Heng Wang (\u738b\u6052) worked a researcher on the Sino-Muslim heritage literacy project, and is co-author of the published article \u2018Everyday Heritaging\u2019 (see https:\/\/doi.org\/10.1515\/ijsl-2022-0058), and also co-author of the forthcoming book with Bloomsbury \u2018Heritage Literacy in the Lives of Chinese Muslims\u2019.

She is also a teacher of Chinese language and classical Chinese dance, and works at Queen\u2019s Language Centre, the Chinese Community School in Belfast (Northern Ireland), and in her spare time studies Chinese-Islamic calligraphy and Islamic Theology.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Outline<\/strong>:
This talk will present an introduction on how Islam has developed in China since 7th century, and how it has intertwined with local culture and religions.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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