China insulted Allah and the Prophet.

A group of Muslims in Pakistan recorded with a camera and discovered offensive drawings on Chinese-made shorts insulting the sanctity of Muslims and shared it on social media.
According to the video shared by the witness of the camp, Mrs. Zumret Dawut, on her social media account, the shorts displayed by Pakistani individuals bear drawings of "Allah, Muhammad," a pig's skull, and the words "Made in China" written on the label. This once again reveals China's excessive hostility towards religion.
The shorts in the video recording had the Arabic words "Allah, Muhammad" in at least seven places on the front and back, with a pig's skull placed next to them at the same frequency.
In the video recordings, as soon as Pakistani Muslims noticed this shame, they first went to the store where the shorts were sold and reported the matter, then they reached the Chinese store owners who sold the shorts wholesale and retail and said that it was forbidden to use sacred symbols on them in this way, and the Chinese who owned the store shook their heads in front of the customers as if nothing had happened, which indicates that this shame was carried out on purpose.
China's hostility toward Islam is not limited to this incident.
The insults and attacks by China on Islam and the sacred values of Muslims go beyond that. So much so that detailed images and visual contents showing Islamophobia in China have been reflected in the international press many times before.
While China's ongoing repression against the East Turkistan Islamic Movement continues, in December 2021, a restaurant in Taishan City, Guangdong Province, China, caused reactions to tiles placed on the floor on which the word monotheism was written and trampled by the Chinese.
Following that incident, the Istiqlal TV team interacted in a special chat show with Dr. Ihsan Shinujak Hoka, the founding president of the International Union of Islamic Investor Associations, and even many NGOs, academics, well-known preachers, scholars, and activists in Turkey made statements and calls in various languages through social media and demanded a response about China's immoral attacks on the Muslim world.