Free translation of Arabic "beautiful language" is translated into "clear truth" by Chinese Islamic scholars Telling the truth is the most fundamental creed of Islam, a high generalization of Islamic teachings and a confession of the uniqueness of Muslims.
Ethnicity
As an ancient vocabulary in China, the word "halal" was not directly related to Islam at first. As early as the Northern and Southern Dynasties, there was a saying in Liu Yiqing's Shi Shuo Xin Yu that "everything can't be moved", which meant purity, simplicity, cleanliness and no pollution. Li Bai and Meng Haoran, poets in the Tang Dynasty, and Lu You and Xin Qiji, poets in the Song Dynasty, used this word many times in their poems, generally referring to the moral standards of being a man or being noble and elegant.
After the mid-Ming Dynasty, Islamic scholars in China called Islam "quiet and unpolluted" and gradually used the word "halal" in the field of Islam in China. Up to now, apart from special words such as Puritanism, Mosque and Telling the Truth, in China, the word "halal" usually refers to halal food alone, which has been transformed into relevant national customs, and is generally not used as a determiner, nor is it the same as Islamic "halal" in foreign countries.