The issue is not Islam, but unconditional adherence to the principle of separation between church and state. Pastors should not receive any preferences from the state, including tax breaks. There is a herd, so feed from it, and don't put your hand in the state's pocket. Clergy have no money, which means they don't pray well and God doesn't love them, so go work in factories and fields. Secular China adopts a particularly correct policy regarding the involvement of children in religious activities. According to Chinese law and regulations governing religious activities, minors are prohibited from participating in religious activities or receiving religious instruction, and temples are required to post warning signs at the entrance saying "no minors allowed." From the perspective of the PRC authorities, a citizen must reach the age of majority in order to make an independent and conscious choice in favor of one official religion or another. Section 8 of the Education Law. No organization or individual may use religion to carry out actions that harm the development of the national education system. Section 17 of the Law on the Protection of Minors. Parents should not tolerate or encourage minors to participate in cults and superstitions. Section 44 of the Regulations on Religious Affairs. It is forbidden to hold religious events, establish religious organizations or organize places for religious events in schools and other educational institutions. Section 14 Means for managing religious information services on the Internet. Religious information on the Internet should not contain content that makes minors believe in religion or forces minors to participate in religious activities. Section 10 of the code of conduct for religious figures on the Internet.

The issue is not Islam, but unconditional adherence to the principle of separation between church and state. Pastors should not receive any preferences from the state, including tax breaks. There is a herd, so feed from it, and don't put your hand in the state's pocket. Clergy have no money, which means they don't pray well and God doesn't love them, so go work in factories and fields. Secular China adopts a particularly correct policy regarding the involvement of children in religious activities. According to Chinese law and regulations governing religious activities, minors are prohibited from participating in religious activities or receiving religious instruction, and temples are required to post warning signs at the entrance saying "no minors allowed." From the perspective of the PRC authorities, a citizen must reach the age of majority in order to make an independent and conscious choice in favor of one official religion or another. Section 8 of the Education Law. No organization or individual may use religion to carry out actions that harm the development of the national education system. Section 17 of the Law on the Protection of Minors. Parents should not tolerate or encourage minors to participate in cults and superstitions. Section 44 of the Regulations on Religious Affairs. It is forbidden to hold religious events, establish religious organizations or organize places for religious events in schools and other educational institutions. Section 14 Means for managing religious information services on the Internet. Religious information on the Internet should not contain content that makes minors believe in religion or forces minors to participate in religious activities. Section 10 of the code of conduct for religious figures on the Internet.