1897-1059 On Chinese Āhōng 阿訇 Knüppel Michael author Liaocheng University, Liaocheng, Shandong, People's Republic of China Correspondence to: Michael Knüppel michaelknueppel@gmx.net 24 03 2020 Volume 137, Issue 1 2020 83 84 Copyright © 2020 2020 <p>The miscellanea deals with the use of the title of / address to Imāms, <em>Ā</em><em>h</em><em>ō</em><em>ng </em>(阿訇), among China’s Hui Muslims. The title/address of Persian origin is used by different groups of speakers in various ways of pronounciation.</p> 1 Algar H. 1985. Āḵūnd. – Encyclopaedia Iranica. [vol. 1 (7)]. London. 2 Bosworth C.E. 1997. Al-Ṣīn. – The Encyclopaedia of Islam. [New edition, vol. 9]. Leiden. 3 d’Ollone H.M.G. 1911. Recherches sur les musulmans chinois. [Documents scientifiques de la Mission d’Ollone 1]. Paris. 4 EI = Algar (1985). 5 Pulleyblank E.G. 1991. Lexicon of reconstructed pronunciation in Early Middle Chinese, Late 6 Middle Chinese, and Early Mandarin. Vancouver. 7 Schuessler A. 2007. ABC etymological dictionary of Old Chinese. Honolulu.