Salam. As far as I know there is no Arbic-Chinese Islamic dictionary. We have Arabic-Chinese dictionary, and I don't think there is enough islamic information in it. To answer Eliot, there are ten minority muslim groups in China, including Hui, Uygur, Kazak, Kirgiz, Tatar, Uzbek, Tajik, Salar, Bonan, Dongxiang. Among these ethnics, Hui is using the most systemtic Islamic Chinese, you may get more from Encyclopedia of Islam, (Chinese vision). Islamic Chinese is not all phonetically translated. For example, Allah 真主（zhen zhu）means the "real one", Zakat 天课（tian ke）. You can type the words you want to translate here, like Zakat, Allah, Juma, and you can get the correct Chinese answers. http://baike.baidu.com/view/136000.htm Hope it's helpful.

InshaAllah, everything will be fine!

Well, technically, I mean on grammar the first one is correct, but in daily Uyghur, some pople do say ayli as for "wife" in some dialect. For example"ayling oyda bamu?" Hope it's helpful to you!

All my foreign friends love xi'an snacks, there is a snacks street in xi'an, it's near to the famous Bell Tower, which is quite welcomed by tourists all over the world. You may get more information here: http://www.travelchinaguide.com/cityguides/xian/snack.htm By the way, I just googled it, no advertisement!

疼你：因为在乎你care about you、关心你，觉得你很重要，所以要保护你protect you，爱你。一般用在男女朋友之间，比如：“你应该找一个疼你的男人。” 顺你：按照你的想法，你的意思做事情，努力满足你的要求，生活中用的时候一般用“顺着你”。比如：“我想找一个一切都顺着我的男人。”；“让我什么都顺着你，怎么可能？”