What are the main surnames of the Uyghur ethnic group?

The Uyghur people do not have a specialized surname, and generally go by their first name.

When a Uyghur woman gives birth to her first child, she usually gives birth and sits in her mother's house. The naming ceremony is held about 10 days after the birth of the baby, and the name can be given by the parents themselves, or they can ask the imam or elders to give the name.

The Hui babies born 3 or 7 days of the naming ceremony, take an Arabic name, because more from the Qur'an "sages", so it is called the name of the scripture. Hui people also have Chinese names, called "official name" or "school name".

Extended information:

The naming ceremony takes place a few days after the birth of a child. , which is an intra-family ceremony attended only by the baby's next of kin elders. The hosts will carefully prepare for this ceremony by preparing a delicious meal for their guests.

The baby's maternal grandmother wraps the baby in a small, clean, beautiful quilt and carries it out from the mother's side to the imam who has been invited to preside over the naming ceremony The other elders attending the ceremony take turns holding the baby, teasing it, and calling out the child's name. Until the turn to the hands of the baby's father, the little one is sent back to the mother by the father.