Islam in Macau

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Islam in China


History
Architecture

Chinese mosques
Niujie Mosque
Major figures

Zheng He • Ma Bufang
Haji Noor
People Groups

Hui • Salar • Uygur
Kazakhs • Kyrgyz • Tatars
Uzbeks • Tibetans • Dongxiang
Bao'an • Tajiks
Islamic Cities/Regions

Quanzhou • Linxia • Xinjiang
Ningxia • Kashgar
Culture

Islamic Association of China
Cuisine • Calligraphy
Education • Martial arts

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Adherents.com states that the number of muslims in Macau is 100.[1]

see also Islam in China

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