Another historic mosque has been converted into a bar and dance club

The GZT team witnessed an interesting event in Kashgar while examining the East Turkistan trips of the Traveler channel, which publishes travel videos on YouTube.
While walking on the streets of the ancient city of Kashgar, the traveler came across a historical mosque. Although the mosque is historical, not much has been left from the glorious history of the Uyghurs, and the historical mosque has been converted into a bar and entertainment venue.
Contrary to the false propaganda of the Chinese regime spokesmen that ‘peace prevails in the region and there is no oppression regarding religious freedom’, it is understood that the place of worship of Muslims has been closed, destroyed and wiped off the map and in many cases, it has been used for tourism and for purposes other than its intended purpose.
IT IS CONSISTENT WITH WHAT OTHER TRAVELERS SAW
Another traveler who witnessed similar events, Egyptian YouTuber Ahmed Elbedawi, revealed that the people are subjected to such unprecedented cruelty that they are forbidden from speaking to foreigners and even responding to “Peace be upon you” is considered a crime during his trip to East Turkistan on July 6 under the title “48 hours without prayer in China - I Experienced the Real Life of Uyghur Muslims”.
The Arab YouTuber, who could not pray in East Turkistan for 48 hours, could not find any open mosques while traveling in Urumqi, and eventually passed by the Tunganlar Southern Grand Mosque, which survived the destruction, and when Ahmed Elbedawi tried to enter the mosque, he was surprised to learn that it was closed.
EAST TURKISTAN, THE HOMELAND OF ISLAM FOR A THOUSAND YEARS
The Chinese Communist government, which has occupied East Turkistan for 73 years, has been carrying out arbitrary arrests of religious scholars, scientists, intellectuals, artists, and people who shape society since 2016.
Today, unprecedented oppression is being experienced in East Turkistan, which has been an Islamic land for a thousand years. The people are being subjected to oppression in their own lands, they are being reduced to a minority and they are being systematically forgotten. The greatest mass destruction, which is comparable in quality to the destruction inflicted on the Islamic world by the Mongol invasion, is being experienced.
While the religious beliefs of the people are being restricted, thousands of mosques have been demolished or turned into entertainment venues. The Quran and religious books are being collected and burned in front of the eyes of the people, fasting people are being forced to drink alcohol, and if a Muslim is caught praying, he is sentenced to imprisonment for 10 years. Muslim youth are forced to marry Chinese, the use of the local language is not even allowed, and no elements of Uyghur identity are tolerated.