Muslim community in Japan - عوامی سٹوڈیو

Muslim community in Japan

Islam is a minority religion in Japan. In the absence of official statistics on Muslims in Japan, population estimates range from 70,000 to 120,000 Muslims, of which about 10% are Japanese. Most estimates of the Muslim population in Japan is about 100,000. According to sources, there were 30,000 Muslims in Japan in 1982.

There are many Islamic foundations in Japan, including the Japan Islamic Center, the Japanese Muslim Association, the Japanese Muslim Peace Association, the Islamic mission in Japan, the Islamic Circle of Japan, the Tokyo Mosque, Kobe Mosque, Nagoya Mosque, Muslim Association of Kanazawa, Islamic Mie Mie-Masjid Cultural Center, Islamic Cultural Sendai, Muslim Association of Kitakyush and Tohoku Universitätsmoslemischer Cultural Association. There was an answer to the growing need for a supportive Muslim community in Japan. The organization first focused on educating their growing adherence to Islam, which was the goal, to be guided by Islamic values ​​in a religious community.

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The number of Muslim tourists in Japan is increasing every year. However, with the growing number of Muslim visitors, tourism organizations and businesses have accelerated efforts to improve the situation to better respond to Muslim tourists. Halal or Muslim friendly restaurants are only found in the major airports and some major leading hotels. Non-Japanese restaurants from Bangladesh, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Iranian, Malaysian, Moroccan, Pakistani and Turkish as well as some vegetarian restaurants can also have halal dishes. In this context, the Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak gave a speech at the round table of the World Islamic Economic Forum (ND) Foundation and the Allianz Forum Foundation (AFF) in Tokyo. Razak has signed an agreement with the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's cooperation in areas such as food halal industry and Islamic finance.