Sheikh Ahmad Maeno (a Leader in the Japanese Muslim Community) gives three messages to the world. Muslims, non-Muslims, and all those who want to help give Dawah in the Land of the Rising Sun.
In this video, Imam Ahmad Maeno discusses how religions have historically been adjusted to fit Japanese culture—and why Islam must be protected from distortion. A reminder of the importance of prese...
A 5 episode travelogue highlighting Mizz Nina’s travel in Japan to meet with inspiring local Muslim reverts who will share their story about finding Islam and their experience about practicing Islam...
Many Muslims sincerely want to share Islam with Japanese people, but good intentions alone are not enough. Understanding Japanese mentality, culture, history, and values is essential for effective da...
A Chinese monk spent over a decade attempting to reach Japan, enduring shipwrecks, repeated failures, and even blindness — yet he never abandoned his mission.
Many Japanese say, “I’m not religious,” yet their daily life is deeply shaped by religious practice. In Japan, belief is often silent — expressed through actions, discipline, harmony, and conc...
In this episode, Imam Ahmad Maeno explores one of the most important questions facing Muslims in Japan today. Is Islamophobia really the biggest challenge, or are internal divisions and community disp...
An honest faith documentary with Sh. Ahmad Maeno in Tokyo, Japan. He speaks about his story of how he found Islam and how life has been different since. Despite thinking Islam was a violent religion w...
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2 Japanese Convert to Islam - September 2012
For those of you who are interested in doing dawah in Japan, contact Sheikh Ahmad Maeno: http://www.facebook.com/ahmad.maeno
The Questions!
(0:36) How hard is it being a muslim in Japan?
(0:38) Is halal food hard to find?
(3:39) Ramadan in Japan?
(4:18) Pros and Cons about being a muslim in Japan?
(5:28) Any unique exp...