Islam in Taiwan Quotes

“Taipei is committed to becoming a friendly, diverse and inclusive city.”

“We aim to make Tainan a Muslim-friendly city with services from birth to death.”

“Wikipedia: Islam in Taiwan”

“The tomb of late general Bai Chongxi will form the basis for a Muslim cultural area and Taiwan historical park.”

“Taiwan is making an effort to become a Muslim-friendly society in the areas of tourism, trade, culture and more.”

“Wikicommons: Islam in Taiwan”

“The (Taipei) city (government) should use its budget to build a bigger mosque, preferably close to an MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) station.”

“Taipei Mayor Ko hopes to make Taipei the world's most Muslim-friendly tourist spot, and we (Taipei City Government) are approaching that goal step-by-step.”

“The relationship between the ethnic Chinese and Islamic worlds dates back more than 1,300 years. Although Muslims are a minority group in Taiwan, the government is working tirelessly to safeguard their rights.”

“I think that fasting (in the month of Ramadan for Muslims) is not only a religious rite, but also a symbol of human rights, as there are many places in the world that are going through rough times, and fasting shows our devotion.”

“Once our borders open for tourists (after COVID-19 lockdown), we need to have sufficient facilities for Muslim tourists. Even though we do not have many Muslim friends here (in Taipei) at the moment, we are committed to building a foundation.”

“There are kind and compassionate hearts that aims to bring the greatest comfort and support to believers in every religious culture. The Islamic culture is all over Asia. Although the number of people who believe in Islam in Taiwan is relatively small, the pious hearts of Muslims show no difference.”