Discrimination may cause difficulties for Hong Kong muslims to build mosque
Segregated schools in Hong Kong sets the stage for locals to live “parallel lives” from a young age, which may in turn cause misunderstanding, isolation and racial prejudice, equal rights advocates say.
The Kwun Tong Mosque, located inside an apartment building, is running at full capacity and is in need of a larger structure. “It’s not only about whether they can build a mosque or not, it’s also about how the community accepts this idea,” says Hong Kong Unison. Watch more videos at
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When you think of China, you probably don't think of Islam and Halal food, but that's exactly what you'll find in the Northwest. I made my way for a food trip to the dusty and bustling classic Silk Road city of Lanzhou specifically to try the unique halal food of the Hui people. This is the side of China not many people see, and I came here to have an authentic travel experience through food. I found a lot of food reminiscent of countries further west, with insane amounts of lamb and beef leaving me absolutely speechless.
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Amazing Hand Pulled Noodles 兰州七里河北滨河中路2168号 -吾穆勒蓬灰牛肉面
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3) Amazing Islam Halal Cuisine Mutton Lunch 兰州七里河区硷沟沿路158号 -上西园路口- 忠华手抓大王
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How To Attend a Muslim Friday Prayer Service (Jum’ah)
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Step 1: Find a Friday prayer service
Use Muslim acquaintances or a Website to find a Friday prayer service near you. Most are held around lunchtime.
Tip
Friday prayer services do not always happen in a mosque. University students often arrange Friday prayers in an empty hall or auditorium. Mosques in urban areas host prayers in satellite locations, such as downtown office buildings or even churches.
Step 2: Purify your intention
As with all acts in Islam, take a quiet moment to purify your intention, affirming that you plan to attend Friday prayers for God’s sake alone.
Tip
While Friday is usually a holiday in Muslim-majority countries, it’s a regular workday elsewhere, and some men are not able to attend as a result. Do your best to fit Friday prayers into your work schedule.
Step 3: Take a shower or bath
If you are able and you have time, take a shower or bath on Friday morning, as this practice was recommended by the Prophet Muhammad, who advised his followers to keep clean.
Step 4: Dress in clean, modest clothes
Dress in clean, modest clothes. For men, this means no shorts. For women, this means covering the arms and legs, avoiding tight or revealing clothing, and bringing along a headscarf.
Tip
Cologne is recommended for men, but perfume for women should be avoided.
Step 5: Remove your shoes
When entering the mosque or prayer area, remove your shoes. This is the moment of truth for your socks!
Step 6: Enter prayer area with right foot first
Enter the prayer area with your right foot first. If the mosque is segregated according to gender, women should enter the women’s area, and men should enter the men’s area.
Tip
If you have small children, you may prefer to leave them at home. If you need to, however, you can bring them. Children of all ages are a common sight at Friday prayers. If a child is very disruptive, or if a baby can’t stop crying, however, you may have to leave with them.
Step 7: Offer voluntary prayer
If you are Muslim, offer two cycles of voluntary prayer, known as tahyatul masjid salah, which means literally, 'the prayer to greet the mosque.'
Tip
If you are not Muslim, take a moment to sit quietly and offer your own prayers.
Step 8: Sit next to other congregants on the floor
Sit next to other congregants on the floor. Choose the available space closest to the front of the room. In other words, the front rows should be filled first, particularly because the back rows should be left open for latecomers.
Step 9: Listen to adhan
Listen as a fellow congregant gives the adhan, or call to prayer. This means the Friday prayer service has begun; refrain from talking at this point.
Step 10: Sit quietly & listen to imam
Sit quietly and listen while the imam, or prayer leader, offers a sermon, or khutbah. The first half the khutbah is the longest, followed by a brief period when the imam will sit down and offer silent prayers. Then he will stand again to deliver the shorter final section of the sermon.
Tip
A sermon will always open and close with words in Arabic. Hopefully, the language of the sermon itself will be one you understand. If not, be patient and ask someone near you for a translation when it is over.
Step 11: Listen to iqaamah
After the sermon, a man will stand to give the iqaamah, a shortened version of the call to prayer, which indicates the prayer itself is about to commence.
Step 12: Line up shoulder to shoulder
Stand up and move so you are standing shoulder to shoulder with the people on your left and right, forming a straight line that faces the qibla, or direction pointing to Mecca. Your shoulders, arms or feet can be lightly touching other people’s.
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If you are not Muslim, ask someone where you can sit to observe the prayers. Generally, non-Muslims should not join in the prayer.
Step 13: Perform salat
Perform two cycles of the ritual prayer, or salat, following along with the imam.
Step 14: Greet other people
When the prayer is over, be sure to greet the people praying on either side of you when they are finished, either by shaking their hands and saying, 'May Allah accept your prayers,' or by simply smiling.
Step 15: Make a charitable contribution
If you wish, make a charitable contribution as you leave. Boxes for contributions are generally available near the exit.
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Thousands of HK Muslims stage cartoons protest
1. Top shot of Kowloon mosque, the biggest mosque in Hong Kong
2. Pan from road to mosque
3. Pan from exit of mosque to protestors leaving the mosque
4. Pan from camera left to right of protestors holding banners and chanting
5. Mid shot protestors holding banners and chanting
6. Mid shot two policemen on motorbikes leading the protest group
7. Mid shot policemen leading arm-in-arm in front of the protestors
8. Close-up protestor chanting using amplifier
9. Various protestors holding banners
10. Mid shot three children protesting
11. Mid shot two protestors chanting
12. Mid shot protestors walking towards camera direction
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Demark government and their press attack on our religion. Demark is absolutely not (being) acceptable for anybody, any religion, nobody accept that.
14. Mid shot women protesting
15. Pan from protestors to shops along the road
16. Mid shot shop being closed
17. Wide shot protestors sitting down and chanting
18. Wide shot banner saying We hate those who insult our prophet
19. Mid shot protestors sitting on the ground and chanting
20. SOUNDBITE: (English) Syed Jamil Raghbi, chairman of Pakistan Traders' Association of Hong Kong and one of protest organisers
The message is very clear. We want to actually pass the message to especially to UN. They should interfere this strictly and they have to control all over the world, not allowing anybody to hurt any religion.
21. Zoom out from petition letter to mid shot representative of United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (Hong Kong office) receiving letter
22. Wide shot banner saying Mockery of any prophet hurt Muslims
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Thousands of Hong Kong Muslims marched on Friday to condemn the publication of cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad, which have triggered demonstrations around the world.
The Muslims, mostly Pakistanis, Indians, Indonesians and Sri Lankans living in the territory, angrily chanted slogans as they marched from a downtown mosque to the local office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees.
Organisers said more than 3,000 people participated in the protest, but police put the figure at about 2,000.
The message is very clear. We want to actually pass the message to especially to UN. They should interfere this strictly and they have to control all over the world, not allowing anybody to hurt any religion, said Syed Jamil Raghbi, chairman of Pakistan Traders Association of Hong Kong, and one of the protest organisers.
The crowds dispersed peacefully after march leaders presented a U.N. representative with a petition condemning the cartoons as sacrilegious.
The march was organised to protest a Danish newspaper's publication of cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad, which have sparked violent protests throughout the Muslim world.
The drawings, including one depicting the prophet with a turban shaped like a bomb, have since been reprinted in other newspapers including in Europe and the United States.
Hong Kong has a Muslim population of about 70,000, the majority of whom are Chinese.
Several Hong Kong Muslim groups declined to join the protest, fearing that it could incite unrest.
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#BUKBER DI MACAU! Masjid satu-satunya yang ada di Macau! #RAMADANVLOG
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Jadi masjid Macau atau Macau Mosque and Cemetery ini adalah satu-satunya masjid yang ada di Macau teman.
Memang masjidnya kecil dan sederhana tapi banyak teman-teman muslim Indonesia yang datang kesini apalagi kalau hari minggu.
Jadi acara buka puasa bersama ini diadakan setiap hari teman selama bulan Ramadhan, tapi hari biasa cuma beberapa orang saja mungkin seperti orang muslim yang baru pulang kerja, tidak sebanyak hari minggu yang sampai ratusan dipenuhi oleh mbak-mbak Indonesia ????
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Imej baru Macau bagi tarik pelancong Islam
Sejak diserahkan kembali kepada kerajaan China pada Disember 1999, Macau kini berusaha gigih bagi mengubah imej 'Las Vegas Asia' yang sebelum ini hanya dikaitkan dengan hiburan malam.
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Novi's Taiwan Diary: Eid al-Fitr (Chinese subtitle)
Novi comes from Indonesia and currently studies chemical engineering in Taipei, Taiwan. On the one hand, as a Ph.D. student, her school life is very serious—do experiment, research, read and write papers, and make presentations. On the other hand, as a Muslim, she goes to Mosque to pray and learn Quran every Sunday and visits beautiful places in Taiwan with friends during holidays.
On the morning of Eid al-Fitr, Novi called her mother who lives in her hometown in Indonesia and shared her life in Taiwan with her mother. We invite you to enjoy the video and learn about how Novi levels up her mindset and becomes a more tolerate people.
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Muslims in Macau
Macau currently has one mosque, which is the Macau Mosque, located at 4 Ramal Dos Moros in Our Lady of Fatima Parish. The mosque was built in the 1980s by the Muslim people from the second wave of generation during the Portuguese-ruled of Macau. This mosque is specially crowded during Sunday where most of the employees are having their work break days. Every year during Eid al-Adha, Muslims in Macau gather at Macau Mosque to celebrate the Muslim festivity by performing prayer and animal slaughtering for the needy and poor. The same thing also happen during the annual Eid al-Fitr celebration which is held at the mosque. Macau has one Muslim cemetery. Built in 1854, it located within the same area as Macau Mosque. Some of their style are of Persian origin with writing in Farsi, Arabic, Chinese, English and Portuguese. Some of the tombs dated hundreds of years ago. The cemetery consists of around 120 graves.
As of January 2015, there are five Halal restaurants and shops selling Halal food in Macau, both in Macau Peninsula and Taipa. Macau's first Halal restaurant was launched in 2012, which is called the Taste of India at Macau Fisherman's Wharf, serving Halal Indian and Portuguese cuisines. It took them 3 years to obtain the Halal certification. Macau Muslim people usually have typical name such as Fatimah, Soraya, Umar etc. The Islamic Association of Macau (IAM; Chinese: 澳門伊斯蘭會; Portuguese: Associação Islâmica de Macau) is an Islamic organization in Macau founded in 1935. The headquarters of the organization is at the Macau Mosque. The Islamic Union of Hong Kong in Hong Kong provides annual budget and subsidy to the IAM so that the association can continue to look after the interests of Muslims in Macau and to propagate Islam in the region. The current President of IAM is Ahmed Din Khan and the Vice President is Fazal Dad. The Peduli Indonesian Migrant Workers Concern Group was established in 2009 in Macau. The group assists the Indonesian workers in Macau, such as explaining about Macau immigration law, employment documents translation etc. The group currently has around 350 members. It offers English classes, computer courses and holds many activities, such as visits to elderly homes, AIDS campaigns, hip-hop competitions etc. To attract more Muslim tourists from Southeast Asia, the Macau Government Tourism Office has been engaging in several efforts to give a new perception that Macau is not only a gaming region. Over the past two years, the government has been engaging in seminars on Muslim practices during travel, encouraging more restaurants to get halal certification from Hong Kong and requesting hotels to reconstructing their lobby so that visitors do not have to go through casinos when going to restaurants or their rooms.
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China's internment camps aim to 'brainwash' Muslim minorities
Amnesty International says China's internment camps are trying to brainwash Xinjiang's Muslim minorities into obeying the Communist Party in political re-education facilities, where guards are equipped with tear gas, Tasers, stun guns and spiked clubs to keep tight control over the students, according to government documents.
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Lam apologises to Hong Kong Muslims
Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam on Monday met with imams at the Kowloon Mosque to apologise, after police hit the place of worship with a water cannon as they battled protesters during another day of political unrest.
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Halal Dim Sum at Hong Kong | Vlog Hong Kong - Macau | Episode 2
Hari kedua, kami membawa misi untuk menebus tiket feri ke Macau. Seterusnya makan tengah hari di Islamic Centre Canteen dan ambil masa untuk berehat di sana.
Perjalanan disambung dengan menaiki kenderaan ikonik di Hong Kong iaitu tram untuk ke Observation Wheel. Aktiviti malam pula kami ke Ladies Market yang berdekatan dengan guest house.
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