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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sinhala_Muslim" data-source="post: 13063425" data-attributes="member: 397307">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.</blockquote>

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