What are the clan rules of Hui nationality?

The clothing used by Muslims is plain cloth, and silver ornaments are rarely used. Men and women generally don't wear colorful clothes. Women's makeup is slightly inferior to that of Han women of the same age. Middle-aged and elderly Hui women basically wear black silk or purple silk, which is called "hijab". Old Hui people wear baggy clothes and trouser legs, and like to wear hats, commonly known as "worshipping hats". White hat and black hijab is a major feature that distinguishes Hui people from other ethnic groups. In the past, Hui residents had to wear hats or scarves when going out, and it was forbidden to show their heads. Today, the costumes of the Hui people are the same as those of the Han people except wearing a white hat.

Second, diet.

Hui people have always abided by the dietary rules of "lead an honest and clean life and forbid filth". The main and non-staple foods of the Hui nationality are similar to those of the Han nationality, but pork is forbidden, and the beef, sheep and camel meat eaten must be slaughtered by the imam. Generally, we don't eat foreign food or drink water from other nationalities. Hui residents are good at making refreshments, baking cakes, celebrating outdated festivals or entertaining relatives and friends. Generally, we are used to frying oil, frying jiaozi and steaming a little wheat.

Hui residents love tea, but they are forbidden to drink and smoke, especially in front of religious people or elders. Now the elderly Hui people are still unhappy, and the young people are not constrained by this habit.

Sangi

Hui people are used to living in groups and do not live together with other ethnic groups. The house is no different from the Han people, except that "Dua" (an auspicious language written in Arabic) is posted at the head of the courtyard. Hui people's homes are very clean, and every family has a copper pot for boiling water, which is not only a daily necessities, but also a decoration.