Looking for Japanese Muslims

When you can tell me why you don't beleive in other Gods you'll understand why I don't beleive in yours ;)
 
I got married in Fukuoka / Japan in July 7th, 2005 by a Japanese Imam. I have still connection with him. I will try to inquire through him about the Muslim population in Japan.

I visited and met the people in Tokyo Jami (mosque) too. But, I didn't get their contact details.
 
polar said:
Hi Yamatoblue
I am a new member in the JF. I was searching for muslim people in Japan because I like Japanese, and I am interested in knowing more about them. However, since i live in Saudi Arabia, you can play video games of all kinds almost. Restrictions are limited to those which are prohibited by law and they are few.
I will be happy to provide you with more information about suadi arabia or about Islam.
wish you good luck.
窶ー'窶堙哉停ぎニ湛ニ椎?ニ停ぎ窶堙遺?堙ア窶堙??堋キ窶堙ヲツ!I'm muslim. But I was just wondering about Saudi Arabia and videogames...

I recently became friends with a Pakistani guy whose parents moved to Japan when he was one month old. He lives in Yamanashi -ken and he actually speaks only japanese and urdu-so I speak in japanese with him-it's very strange because he's not Japanese but he seems like one.
 
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hi im 24/female from malaysia. Im half Chinese/half Malay.
im interested in meeting japanese muslims. i would be happy to meet japanese muslim man. :)
 
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Yamatoblue said:
I recently became friends with a Pakistani guy whose parents moved to Japan when he was one month old. He lives in Yamanashi-ken and he actually speaks only japanese and urdu-so I speak in japanese with him-it's very strange because he's not Japanese but he seems like one.
As long as we keep judging people on the race of their parents, I suppose things like this will always seem strange.
 
Hello! I'm a Japanese-American Muslim (my father was a Nissei and my mother is from Japan), and I'm also very interested in finding other Japanese Muslims! Um...this is my first post...and I don't know what else to say...
 
I know there are not many Japanese Muslims in Japan but
why dont you try contacting the Islamic Centre Japan. Maybe they can help you.

Good luck
 
I'd like to meet muslims live in japan

Hello all , i'd like to talk to muslims live in japan and i'd like to know more about people and life there since i was young i was like to read about the culture there and when i grow up i worked with japanese but through internet , and i have amercain freind work as a teacher of English there and he talk to me about people and life there but i really want to build my own opinion so inshallah i will visit it someday :)

by the way it's my 1st time here , salam 4 now
Hoyda
 
Salam all, good to hear from new people on here!
Welcome to those of you who are new, and hey to those of you oldies (lol)
I hop more people will keep posting here.
See you round!
 
Assalaamualaykum
Just joined, interested to in contact with japanese muslims.
Eemaan; it would be interesting to ask you some questions especially since you're in London too.
You are all encouraged to contact me and i hope to meet some really cool and interesting people here.
 
Allou.. I am a new member..
I am Indonesian female.
Since 1997, I work at Ministry of Forestry in Jakarta.
Everything about Japan is so interesting for me.
I had been in Tokyo for 3 times: 2002, 2003 and 2006 (April).
Well, how to contact Japanese moslem in Japan? I am really want to know them. Or, are there japanese muslims contact me? Thanks much for the information. Domo arigato gozaimasu..
 
Assalamualaikum & Hi to friends out there!!

Assalamualaikum (peace upon you) and good day to friends out there! Actually I would like to make friends with all Japanese muslims either male or female, particularly for those who are living in Japan now. I hope our friendship will last forever, insya Allah. For those interested, you can visit my page in http://www.friendster.com and before I forgot, my email address in [email protected]. All your cooperation is appreciated. Last word, please receive my warmest UKHWAH regards...:-)
 
sarahonn said:
hi im 24/female from malaysia. Im half Chinese/half Malay.
im interested in meeting japanese muslims. i would be happy to meet japanese muslim man. :)
my email is [email protected]
visit me on www.friendster.com
thanks
clara

Since you are half Chinese, then how can you become a muslim?
I am curious.
 
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Assalamu 'alaikum!

hiya, hajimemashite y'all, i'm tejo and i'm fully-proud-to-be-Muslim-and-Indonesian. Alhamdulillah and Allahu Akbar! Anyway, i haven't had any kind of interaction with any japanese muslim, and i'd like to have one, 'coz i'm so interested in japan, everything from nihon interest me, so, if there are any japanese muslim who wants to get crunk wit me, y'all welcome (^o^)/ and even those who aren't japanese are also welcome, it's my first so yeah...

Wa'alaikum Salam! peace...
 
uloocn said:
Since you are half Chinese, then how can you become a muslim?
I am curious.
Anyone can be a muslim. In fact, in China there are about 20 million muslims...I'm sure you knew this. They also have their own cuisine...which looks really delicious.
 
I speak in japanese with him-it's very strange because he's not Japanese but he seems like one.

Japaneseness isnt an actual racial group, that would make all of east asian Japanese.

Just Like a Muslim of Middle-eastern decent can be born/move to the UK early in life and grow up here and be british.
 
uloocn said:
Since you are half Chinese, then how can you become a muslim?
I am curious.
You could be born into a muslim family or convert. You don't have to be a specific nationality to be a muslim. Cat Stevens is English and he converted and became Yusaf Islam; Cassius Clay is American converted and became Muhammad Ali. They both retain their nationality. It works for anyone. William Shatner converted to Judaism, but he is still Canadian.
 
assimilation?

Yamatoblue said:
Anyone can be a muslim. In fact, in China there are about 20 million muslims...I'm sure you knew this. They also have their own cuisine...which looks really delicious.

"Anyone can be a muslim" is said by muslims, why don't they say "Any Muslim can be a non-muslim"? Islam is full of fallacy and culture-aggression.
It is true that China has tiny muslims who are the descendants of persian or Turki, none of them is Han -Chinese.

So I wonder how can clara be a muslim because I consider Chinese is the most difficult people to assimilate even than Jews.
 
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ナスqナセHツ:ナ誰ナスqヒ彗ナスツァ窶「s窶慊ッツ,ツ渉ャツ人窶慊ッナスツァ窶「sヒ彗

Mycernius said:
You could be born into a muslim family or convert. You don't have to be a specific nationality to be a muslim. Cat Stevens is English and he converted and became Yusaf Islam; Cassius Clay is American converted and became Muhammad Ali. They both retain their nationality. It works for anyone. William Shatner converted to Judaism, but he is still Canadian.
Are you a muslim? Do you know a little about Islam?
I don't care English, American,Canadian or any other people convert to muslim because I respect muslim and Islam, but I opppose Chinese people convert to muslim.
reason:
1)Islam is full of fallacy.muslim always say "Anyone can be a muslim" but never say "Any Muslim can be a non-muslim", that words, Islam is like a boat which is easy to enter in but difficult to come out for you and your descendants.
2)Islam is full of culture-aggression. Muslim always say they are the most excellence people in the universe and a true muslim must discard all your former nationalities and become a "new" guy with "new" habits. maybe you can't discard your former nationalities clearly but how could your sons and your grandsons?
3)All muslims are brothers. This means an English,American or Canadian could be a brother of Arabs. Can I ask a muslim who is your more conversant brethren between a foreign muslim and a native non-muslim?
I don't oppose Islam indeed, Islam has many advantages and we should learn from, but learning from you doesn't imply I must become a muslim.
 
uloocn said:
Are you a muslim? Do you know a little about Islam?
Ha, ha, ha, me a muslim. You have never read any of my other posts or threads on religion. No, I am not, I'm an atheist, but I do know a 'little' about Islam
I don't care English, American,Canadian or any other people convert to muslim because I respect muslim and Islam, but I opppose Chinese people convert to muslim.
reason:
1)Islam is full of fallacy.muslim always say "Anyone can be a muslim" but never say "Any Muslim can be a non-muslim",
Any religion says this. not just Islam. Christian missionaries will go around saying "you too can know the love of Jesus". Don't be so naive.
Islam is like a boat which is easy to enter in but difficult to come out for you and your descendants.
Anyone can leave any religion. The followers don't like it because to them it is an insult on their beliefs and they genuienly feel that the person leaving is committing their soul to eternal damnation. Again this can apply to any religion, especially the Judeo-christian religions. You want religions that are really difficult to leave look at the modern cults such as Jehovah Witnesses, Moonies and Scientology.
2)Islam is full of culture-aggression. Muslim always say they are the most excellence people in the universe and a true muslim must discard all your former nationalities and become a "new" guy with "new" habits. maybe you can't discard your former nationalities clearly but how could your sons and your grandsons?
Incorrect. The idea that Islam is against cultures in a fairly new development within Islam, and then in only some branches. It is not one of it founders original teachings. When Islam first came to the fore and spread, other religions had a lot more freedom within its boundaries than within a Christain led country. The Jews in Spain lived in peace for almost 800 years when it was held by the Muslims. When the Muslims were eventually driven out of Spain by the Catholics the Jews were forced to convert to Christainity or leave the country. Those that didn't were killed.
3)All muslims are brothers. This means an English,American or Canadian could be a brother of Arabs. Can I ask a muslim who is your more conversant brethren between a foreign muslim and a native non-muslim?
I don't oppose Islam indeed, Islam has many advantages and we should learn from, but learning from you doesn't imply I must become a muslim.
"All Christian are brothers", a phrase used constantly by Christians. Your aguments against Chinese converting to Islam sounds it is more fueled by nationalism rather than a set of realistic arguments. All arguments you have used can be said of any nationality. In Europe it can be said we are a Christian people, it is an offense to our God that people convert to Islam. It still doesn't stop people. Coversion to a religion has nothing to do with nationality or race. Conversion is based on what a person reads and decides to believe in. The choice is personal.
ナスqナセHツ:ナ誰ナスqヒ彗ナスツァ窶「s窶慊ッツ,ツ渉ャツ人窶慊ッナスツァ窶「sヒ彗
Translation: Confucius said in 3000 years ago:The superior man agrees with others without being an echo; The mean man echoes without being in agreement.'
Little difficult as the man was born only 2500 years ago.
religioustolerance.org said:
K'ung Fu Tzu (commonly pronounced Confucius in English) was born in 551 BCE in the state of Lu (modern day Shantung Province). He lived during the Chou dynasty, an era known for its moral laxity. Later in life, he wandered through many states of China, giving advice to their rulers. He accumulated a small band of students during this time. The last years of his life were spent back in Lu, where he devoted himself to teaching.
 
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