自一千三百年前伊斯兰教传入以来,中国这块儒教理学圣地上产生了回、维吾尔、哈萨克等十几个民族的信徒,尤其是回回民族散居到了包括内地在内的全国许多地方。位于黄河之滨、济南近邻的济阳县境内的十八个回民村,经历了风雨数载的历程后,形成了不少独特的民族礼俗和习惯。这些风俗习惯一方面来源于固有的民族宗教信仰;另一方面则是在与周围汉族文化的相互影响和冲击下,逐渐演变形成的。它具有两个显著 Since the introduction of Islam in 1300 years ago, more than a dozen ethnic Hui, Uyghur and Kazak believers have emerged on the sacred site of Confucianism in China. In particular, Hui people have scattered to many places in the country, including the Mainland. Eighteen Muslim villages in the Jiyang County, near the Yellow River and near Ji’nan, have formed many unique national customs and habits after years of stormy weather. These customs and practices originated from the inherent ethnic and religious beliefs on the one hand, and gradually evolved under the influence and impact of the surrounding Han culture on the other. It has two notables