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David R. Stroup
Jul 12, 2016
1 min read
Highlights from Eid Al-Fitr (开斋节) on Beijing's Niu Jie (牛街)
The Eid Al-Fitr (known in Chinese as kaizhaijie, 开斋节, or "the holiday of the breaking of the fast") concluded the Islamic holy month of...
David R. Stroup
Jun 17, 2016
1 min read
Video Update: Jumu'ah Prayers (主麻礼拜, Friday Afternoon Prayer) at the Dongguan Mosque of Xining
It's Ramadan, which means that Xining's Hui Quarter, already the liveliest part of town, is even more busy than usual. This is especially...
David R. Stroup
Dec 20, 2015
15 min read
Two views of a wedding in a suburban Hui village
Friday morning, the 18th of December, 2015. 6AM: Groping around in the darkness of the room, the cell phone was hard to find. At this...
David R. Stroup
Sep 24, 2015
7 min read
Eid al-Adha (古尔邦节) on Beijing's Niu Jie
Holidays are often a high-water mark for community spirit and feelings of belonging to the group. Which makes sense. These days are set...
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