Japan, a Country keeping Islam and Christianity at bay

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Japan is considered to be one of the most secular countries in the world and religious discrimination is considered to be human right violation.

Life of Mohamed Rasullulah (Peace be upon him ) was translated into Japanese in 1870, The large Tokyo mosque was completed in 1938, they have over forty mosques in the country. Japanese Muslim league was founded in 1930. Turks are the largest Muslim community in Japan and they are there over a 100 years. Ethnic Japanese who are converted to Islam is over 60000 and foreign Muslims are between 70000-100000 obviously some are on visas and work permits, but it is unlikely that the Turks who migrated over 100 years ago are still on work permits or visas. They have to be Japanese citizens. There is no restriction of talking about religion in Japan.



Pig please :lol::lol::lol:අතේ පැලවෙන බොරු කියන්න එපා මල් පොන්ටියෝ. ලින්ක් එකක් වත් නැතුව පොන්ටියා වගේ බොරු දැම්මම විශ්වාස කරන්න අපිත් අර මොහොමඩ් ගොං බිජ්ජගේ කුරාණේ කියන බොරු පොත විශ්වාස කරන ගෙරි හම්බයෝ කියලා හිතුවද :lol::lol:

ඔන්න බලාගනිං. මෙන්න විකිපීඩියා කියන දේ. වැදගත් පොයින්ට් මම රතු කරලා තියෙනවා, තොගේ ඌරු මොලේට නොතේරුණාට අනිත් එවුන්ට තේරුම් ගන්න

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_in_Japan

Islam

Main article: Islam in Japan
Estimates of the Muslim population have been placed at around 115,000–125,000,[4] of which about 90% are foreign residents and the remainder are ethnic Japanese. Indonesians, Bangladeshi, Pakistanis, and Iranians make up the largest communities of foreign Muslims in Japan.

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
 

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    yokohama mosq eke tsurumi wala oka wate inne lankaawe ewunui pakkoi lebbe gana mama passe kiyannam, mehe ubalata agamika nidahasa thibunata sanskuthika genna baha thoppi daagena kalu redi perogena mehe wada baha
     

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    palayan hukanno yanna, mehe hambayo thoppiyak wath danne naha,
    iran/turkey badu ona ekekta gahanna puluwan uba me muslim leage gana
    kathaa karanawa,nabiyage amisha awath ara kalu redda galola tube ekak andanawa

    :eek: calm down machaan. mokada mee :confused:
     

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    බින්දු;13063578 said:



    Pig please :lol::lol::lol:අතේ පැලවෙන බොරු කියන්න එපා මල් පොන්ටියෝ. ලින්ක් එකක් වත් නැතුව පොන්ටියා වගේ බොරු දැම්මම විශ්වාස කරන්න අපිත් අර මොහොමඩ් ගොං බිජ්ජගේ කුරාණේ කියන බොරු පොත විශ්වාස කරන ගෙරි හම්බයෝ කියලා හිතුවද :lol::lol:

    ඔන්න බලාගනිං. මෙන්න විකිපීඩියා කියන දේ. වැදගත් පොයින්ට් මම රතු කරලා තියෙනවා, තොගේ ඌරු මොලේට නොතේරුණාට අනිත් එවුන්ට තේරුම් ගන්න

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_in_Japan

    Islam

    Main article: Islam in Japan
    Estimates of the Muslim population have been placed at around 115,000–125,000,[4] of which about 90% are foreign residents and the remainder are ethnic Japanese. Indonesians, Bangladeshi, Pakistanis, and Iranians make up the largest communities of foreign Muslims in Japan.

    :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

    :D:D
     

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    බින්දු;13063578 said:



    Pig please :lol::lol::lol:අතේ පැලවෙන බොරු කියන්න එපා මල් පොන්ටියෝ. ලින්ක් එකක් වත් නැතුව පොන්ටියා වගේ බොරු දැම්මම විශ්වාස කරන්න අපිත් අර මොහොමඩ් ගොං බිජ්ජගේ කුරාණේ කියන බොරු පොත විශ්වාස කරන ගෙරි හම්බයෝ කියලා හිතුවද :lol::lol:

    ඔන්න බලාගනිං. මෙන්න විකිපීඩියා කියන දේ. වැදගත් පොයින්ට් මම රතු කරලා තියෙනවා, තොගේ ඌරු මොලේට නොතේරුණාට අනිත් එවුන්ට තේරුම් ගන්න

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_in_Japan

    Islam

    Main article: Islam in Japan
    Estimates of the Muslim population have been placed at around 115,000–125,000,[4] of which about 90% are foreign residents and the remainder are ethnic Japanese. Indonesians, Bangladeshi, Pakistanis, and Iranians make up the largest communities of foreign Muslims in Japan.

    :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
    ela
    lankaawe gon thambiyoth mehe innawa ban
    iran gaanu okkoma mehe badu
     

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    lol..mewwa boru..katawath japane citizen deepu aya nam danne na..denne permanent resident witarai...mosque tiyenawa..wedipura wideshikayangen inne muslim aya.godakma karanne wahana business.meyala wedding eka ganne church eke cathalic widiyata..
     

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    kattiya, forums thiyenne katha karanna, moko me maraganna hadanne. :angry: adala nathi ewa tag karama mewa index wenne naha hariyata search engines wala. :/

    meka hariyata pawathwagena giyoth, google.lk wala lankawe kenek me deya search karapu gaman me thread eka ena widihata apita wada karanna puluwan. valuable information post karanna. mewa kiyawana ayata prayojanawath wenawa. :yes:
     

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    Japan is considered to be one of the most secular countries in the world and religious discrimination is considered to be human right violation.

    Life of Mohamed Rasullulah (Peace be upon him ) was translated into Japanese in 1870, The large Tokyo mosque was completed in 1938, they have over forty mosques in the country. Japanese Muslim league was founded in 1930. Turks are the largest Muslim community in Japan and they are there over a 100 years. Ethnic Japanese who are converted to Islam is over 60000 and foreign Muslims are between 70000-100000 obviously some are on visas and work permits, but it is unlikely that the Turks who migrated over 100 years ago are still on work permits or visas. They have to be Japanese citizens. There is no restriction of talking about religion in Japan.

    source..?
     
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    Report on International Religious Freedom - Japan


    The Constitution provides for freedom of religion, and other laws and policies contributed to the generally free practice of religion.
    The Government generally respected religious freedom in practice. There was no change in the status of respect for religious freedom by the Government during the reporting period.
    There were some reports of societal abuse of discrimination based on religious affiliation, belief, or practice.


    http://www.unhcr.org/refworld/country,,,,JPN,4562d8cf2,4ae86131a5,0.html