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Hui pan-nationalism refers to the post-1949 (the foundation of the People's Republic of China) phenomenon of a sense of common nationhood kindled among diverse communities of Chinese-speaking Muslims (typically members of the Hui ethnic-cultural group), due to the dialectics between the Hui nationality designation by the Communist government and the process of modernization of traditional Muslim Chinese groups and individuals.

Hui pan-nationalism should be distinguished from nationalist sentiments by minority groups who are also Muslim such as those of the Uyghurs.

See also

• Nationalism
• Political Islam
• Islamism
• Chinese nationalism
• Han chauvinism
• Islam in China

External links

• "Flags of the world" Website: Islamic States in China
• "All Empires Online History Community":The Uyghur Empire