Historical reading of the Arab presence in china during the reign of the Qubailai khan dynasty emperors (670-770 Ah 1271-1368 AD)‎

Abstract EN

The nucleus of the Arab presence in china was formed by groups of Arab merchants, who had arrived in china centuries before Islam via the sea silk route.

as Islam spread, the influx of Arab merchants to china increased; thanks to the call for Islam for trade among nations.

the Arab presence in china witnessed significant support during the rule of the Qubailai khan emperors.

this study examines the governance policies adopted by the Qubailai khan emperors and which had an impact on granting the Islamic community in the states of china many privileges, which encouraged them to settle in that country.

the results of the study showed that the Arab and Islamic communities in china lived under the rule of the Qubailai khan emperors in their own districts called fang Feng.

at the time, all Muslims of all nationalities were free to practice their religious rites.