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The Hui scholars' view on the Islam,the Confucianism,the Buddhism and the Taoism

Qiu Wang-jun

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The translators and composers of Hui Islam between Ming and Qing Dynasties showed their views on the Islam,the Confucianism,the Buddhism and the Taoism when they illuminated the Islam and their thoughts.Generally,they held strong belief in the Islam,respected the Confucianism and denied the Buddhism and the Taoism.

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The translators and composers of Hui Islam between Ming and Qing Dynasties showed their views on the Islam,the Confucianism,the Buddhism and the Taoism when they illuminated the Islam and their thoughts.Generally,they held strong belief in the Islam,respected the Confucianism and denied the Buddhism and the Taoism.

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The translators and composers of Hui Islam between Ming and Qing Dynasties showed their views on the Islam,the Confucianism,the Buddhism and the Taoism when they illuminated the Islam and their thoughts.Generally,they held strong belief in the Islam,respected the Confucianism and denied the Buddhism and the Taoism.

Key concepts: Taoism, Buddhism, Islam, Religious studies, Philosophy, Theology

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