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Çin'deki Müslümanlar Hakkında Yapılan Araştırmalar Yeni Yayınlar Hakkında Bir Değerlendirme

Dru C. Gladney(Diğer)
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BELLETEN
Pages
465–476
Publication Date
1996-08-20
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"Çin'de İslamiyet ve Müslümanlar" hakkında geçmişte yayımlanmış araştırmalar ve aynı alana yapılan yeni katkılara ilişkin bu kısa değerlendirme, esas olarak Hui adıyla bilinen, aslen Çinli olan Müslümanlar üzerine kaleme alınmış tetkikleri konu edinecektir.

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Objective & Hypothesis:"Çin'de İslamiyet ve Müslümanlar" hakkında geçmişte yayımlanmış araştırmalar ve aynı alana yapılan yeni katkılara ilişkin bu kısa değerlendirme, esas olarak Hui adıyla bilinen, aslen Çinli olan Müslümanlar üzerine kaleme alınmış tetkikleri konu edinecektir.
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Key Findings & Data:"Çin'de İslamiyet ve Müslümanlar" hakkında geçmişte yayımlanmış araştırmalar ve aynı alana yapılan yeni katkılara ilişkin bu kısa değerlendirme, esas olarak Hui adıyla bilinen, aslen Çinli olan Müslümanlar üzerine kaleme alınmış tetkikleri konu edinecektir.
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Conclusion & Impact:"Çin'de İslamiyet ve Müslümanlar" hakkında geçmişte yayımlanmış araştırmalar ve aynı alana yapılan yeni katkılara ilişkin bu kısa değerlendirme, esas olarak Hui adıyla bilinen, aslen Çinli olan Müslümanlar üzerine kaleme alınmış tetkikleri konu edinecektir.
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📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Çin · Hui · Müslümanlar

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"Çin'de İslamiyet ve Müslümanlar" hakkında geçmişte yayımlanmış araştırmalar ve aynı alana yapılan yeni katkılara ilişkin bu kısa değerlendirme, esas olarak Hui adıyla bilinen, aslen Çinli olan Müslümanlar üzerine kaleme alınmış tetkikleri konu edinecektir.

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Gladney, D. C. (1996). Çin'deki Müslümanlar Hakkında Yapılan Araştırmalar Yeni Yayınlar Hakkında Bir Değerlendirme. BELLETEN, Cilt: 60 Sayı: 228, 465–476. https://doi.org/10.37879/belleten.1996.465

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