Yiguang

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Yiguang ( Chinese  伊 光 , Pinyin Yīguāng ; "Light of Islam") was a Chinese Islamic magazine that appeared in Tianjin for the first time in 1927 . It was published by the famous Chinese Akhund (Chinese āhōng ) and Koran translator Wang Jingzhai (approx. 1879-1949) and appeared monthly from 1927 to 1942. The headquarters of the publishing company was in the Northern Great Mosque of Tianjin . The journal is an important source for the Islamic theology and jurisprudence of its time and provides valuable information for the study of Chinese Islamic culture.

After the Japanese invasion of China began in 1937, she appeared at irregular intervals from Wuhan , Yancheng in Henan , Chongqing , Wuwei in Gansu , Wuzhong in Ningxia, and Yinchuan .

See also

literature

  • Eroglu Sager, Zeyneb Hale: Islam in Translation: Muslim Reform and Transnational Networks in Modern China, 1908–1957. Doctoral dissertation, Harvard University, Graduate School of Arts & Sciences. 2016. Available online at dash.harvard.edu

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References and footnotes

  1. ↑ Chinese 天津 清真 北大 寺
  2. ↑ norislam.com: Yiguang (Yu Zhengui) - accessed December 8, 2017