The Muslim Midwest in Modern China

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The book explores the historical significance of the Muslim Midwest in China, particularly focusing on the Northwest and Southwest regions, which were seen as the "Muslim country" despite Muslims being a minority. It highlights the cultural impact of the Muslim-Hui community in these areas and examines the major Muslim rebellions of the mid-nineteenth century, which aimed to secede from the Kingdom and establish independent Muslim states, showcasing the complexities of identity and resistance within a predominantly Han landscape.