Beijing: On the one hand, the process of persecution of Uygar Muslims in China is not taking its name. At the same time, China has taken a new decision regarding the Muslim religious book Quran and Christian community's holy book Bible. China has decided to rewrite these two texts on its own. China's argument behind this is that it will now protect its 'socialist values'. Any paragraphs that are deemed incorrect will either be changed or will be re-translated. Overall, China will interpret these scriptures according to its own.
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According to a media report, a high official of the Communist Party has issued a decree that new versions of the Bible and Quran should not contain any material that goes against the beliefs of the Communist Party. If the interpretation of a paragraph is misunderstood, it will be changed or re-translated. Although the Bible and the Quran are not specifically mentioned, the Communist Party has called for a "comprehensive assessment of religious theologies that target materials that do not fit into the change of time."
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Indeed, the order was issued during a meeting of the Ethnic and Religious Affairs Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference held in November. This review monitors ethnic and religious matters in China. According to the news agency, in the last month, the meeting was attended by 16 experts of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and representatives of different religions.
