China is set to rewrite the Christian and Islamic holy books in the midst of crackdown on the country’s Uighur Muslim minority.
The Daily Mail gave details on Tuesday that the new releases of the Bible and the Quran are to reject content that conflicts with the convictions of the China’s driving Communist Party as a major aspect of a task requiring a “far reaching assessment of the current strict works of art focusing on substance which don’t adjust to the advancement of the occasions,” it reveals referring to a top gathering official.
The revamped forms must not contain any substance that conflicts with the convictions of the Communist Party, as indicated by a top gathering official. Passages regarded wrong by the censors will be revised or re-deciphered.
Since 2017, the Chinese government has been rounding up Uighurs and detaining them in a massive network of internment camps, which hold over one million people. China, for its part, claims the Uighurs is being educated in “vocational training centres” designed to combat Islamic extremism.
Ankara in March said China’s Uighur camps were an “extraordinary disgrace for mankind” and approached the universal network to help shut them down. Be that as it may, the Turkish government has since stayed quiet since on the progressing mistreatment of the Chinese minority.
The order for the rewriting of the Quran and Bible was given in November during a meeting held by the Committee for Ethnic and Religious Affairs of the National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, a group which oversees the ethnic and religious matters in the country, it said.
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