Rezanje kit za vero, ohranjanje kit zaradi ugleda: Gibanje za rezanje kit kitajskih muslimanov v severni Kitajski v obdobju revolucije Xinhai

Noriko Unno-Yamazaki*

*この研究の対応する著者

研究成果: Article査読

2 被引用数 (Scopus)

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This article attempts to relativise the nationalism of Chinese-speaking Muslims, which has tended to be overemphasized in previous studies, focusing on a movement in which Muslims in North China cut off their braids or queues--Manchu men’s traditional hairstyle imposed on Chinese people under the Qing rule--and related debates among the Muslim elite before and after the Xinhai Revolution. Unlike some Chinese men who cut off their braids for patriotic reasons or anti-Manchu sentiment, Muslims did so for religious reasons, arguing that Islam forbids queues because they look like the tail of a pig, an animal considered to be unclean in their religion. It is notable that some Muslims simply followed the social trend among the majority and cut off their queues, while a young Muslim scholar in Tianjin chose not to do so to prevent conflicts among Muslims and save face. This study thus illustrates the complex and diverse opinions of Muslims at that time, which cannot be completely explained by patriotism or piety.

寄稿の翻訳タイトルCutting off the queue for faith, preserving the queue for face: Chinese Muslims’ queue- cutting movements in North China during the Xinhai Revolution period
本文言語スロベニア語
ページ(範囲)11-31
ページ数21
ジャーナルAsian Studies
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DOI
出版ステータスPublished - 2018
外部発表はい

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • 人文科学(全般)
  • 社会科学(全般)

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