Saudi Arabians believe in Islam.

Islamic belief mainly consists of two parts: theory and practice.

1. The theoretical part includes belief (Imani), that is: belief in Allah, belief in angels, belief in scriptures, belief in prophets, belief in the hereafter, and belief in predestiny (referred to as the "six major beliefs").

2. The practical part includes the good deeds and five religious lessons that Muslims must follow (referred to as the "Five Pillars"). The so-called five pillars include reciting the "Shadow Mantra", praying, fasting, zakat, and performing hajj, which are referred to as "reciting, etiquette, fasting, teaching, and pilgrimage".

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The development of Islam in China:

After Islam was introduced to Ningxia, five sects were gradually formed during its development, namely, Ge The Dimu sect, the Hufeiya sect, the Zhehelinye sect, the Getilinye sect, and the Yihewani sect. The basic beliefs of these five sects are all Sunni, and their religious laws all believe in the Hanafi school of Sunni.

1. Gedimu Sect Gedimu is Arabic, meaning ancient and ancient, that is: the path of the masses in line with the Sunnah. This sect is the oldest sect of Islam in China and originated from Sunni sect in the Arab region.

2. The Arabic word Zhehelinye (i.e.: Zhehelinye) of the Zhehelinye sect means open, loud and high-spirited. This sect advocates reciting the holy words of praise to the Lord loudly, which is the opposite of the Hu Feiya sect, so it is also called the Gao Nian sect.

3. Getilinye Sect: The Arabic word Getilinye means the mighty one. This sect advocates achieving the goal of recognizing the Lord through meditation and meditation. It is said that the sect originated from the Sufi Qadiri Order, and its founder in China is said to be the 29th descendant of Muhammad and Zhuo Abdul Dongrahi.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Islam