Rian Thum

Arts and Humanities

1. Uyghur 100%
2. holy 88%
3. Islamic 82%
4. Xinjiang 61%
5. China 61%
6. Islam 59%
7. 11 th century 59%
8. Tradition 54%
9. Twentieth Century 45%
10. Narrative 45%
11. Local History 39%
12. Local 39%
13. 21C 39%
14. Transnational 35%
15. Nationalists 35%
16. Global 34%
17. Popular 31%
18. Islamic History 29%
19. Mecca 29%
20. Imam 29%
21. veneration 29%
22. Nineteenth Century 29%
23. Regional 29%
24. sectarian 29%
25. WorldView 29%
26. Historian's Perspective 29%
27. Exiles 29%
28. Sociologist 29%
29. Scheme 29%
30. Anthropologists 29%
31. Social Sciences 29%
32. Mobile 29%
33. Group identity 29%
34. Turkestan 25%
35. Pilgrimages 21%
36. Continuous 19%
37. Juxtaposition 19%
38. Eurasia 19%
39. Manuscript tradition 19%
40. Religion 19%
41. Restriction 19%
42. Cultural Change 19%
43. Dynamics 19%
44. Silk Road 19%
45. Early Twentieth-century 15%
46. Genre 15%
47. Temple 15%
48. Tombs 15%
49. National History 15%
50. Knowledge Production 11%