This lot of bollocks around Islamophobia underlying the Uygur genocide hoax is so clumsily set.
The largest mosque anywhere across China is the Id Kah («عيد گاه» in conventional Uygur grammar) mosque, a 15th century temple with infrastructural renovations ordered by the Chinese Communist Party, located in Kashgar, Xinjiang. The last ordained imām who oversaw it, member of the National People's Congress and with the Chinese Communist Party's approval, was an ethnic Uygur named Jüme Tahir. He was murdered by local Ua77abīs in July 2014, as he was heading out from Fajr duties. The then Party's Secretary of Xinjiang co-presided over the imām's funeral and instructed attendees (and why would a Communist do this, if Communism is supposed to be islamophobic?) to observe a moment in silence to honour him.
The Chinese Communist Party then closed the mosque for Islamic services two years later, out of fear that Ua77abī armed violence would endanger more lives of people attending their rites duly.
I should've looked into it sooner than I did years ago.
