Have you ever read/heard that a political leader or a Prime Minister, from an Islamic nation has ever visited Japan?
This is how Japan keeps, not only the Jehaadis but also missionaries at bay, and how they preserve their native Japanese culture.
Japan’s strict restrictions on the Islam and Muslims:
The reasons are:
a) Japan is the only nation that does not give citizenship to Muslims.
b) In Japan permanent resident-ship is not given to Muslims.
c) There is strong ban on the propagation of Islam in Japan.
d) In the University of Japan Arabic or any Islamic language is not taught.
e) One cannot import ‘Kuran’ published in Arabic language.
f) According to data published by Japanese government, it has given citizenship to only 2 hundred thousand Muslims. These Muslims speak Japanese and carry their religious ritual in their homes.
g) Japan is the only country in the world having negligible number of embassies of Islamic countries.
h) Japanese people are not attracted to Islam at all.
i) Muslims residing in Japan are the employees of foreign companies.
j) Even today Visas are not granted to Muslim doctors, engineers or managers sent by foreign company.
k) In majority of the companies, it is stated in their laws that no Muslims should apply for the job.
l) Japan government is of an opinion that Muslims are fundamentalist and even in the era of globalization, they are not willing to change their Muslim laws.
m) Muslims can not even think about getting a rented house in Japan.
n) If anyone comes to know that his neighbor is a Muslim then the whole colony stays alert.
o) No one can start a Islamic or Arabic ‘Madarsa’ in Japan.
p) There is no personal law in Japan.
q) If Japanese women marry a Muslim then she is banned.
r) According to Mr. Komico Yagi (Head of Department, Tokyo University) “There is a mind frame in Japan that Islam is narrow-minded religion and one should stay away from it.”
s) Freelance journalist Mohammd Juber toured many Islamic countries after 9/11 incident and at that time he went even to Japan. He found out Japanese are confident that extremist can do no harm in Japan.
Restrictions on the conversion to Christianity:
a) In Japan there are strong restrictions on conversions to Christianity.
b) If due to any reason one converts his religion then both, one who converts, and one who helps both are severely punished.
c) If a foreign citizen does this then he is given a strict notice to leave Japan immediately.
d) Christen missionaries are influential all over the world but in Japan they could do no magic.
e) The POPE of Vatican is unhappy on two things: They could not convert India in to a Christian nation as Greek and there is no rise in number of Christians in Japan.
f) Japanese do not convert to other religion for the sake of money. They are very loyal to their religion and do not convert even if they are tempted with large remuneration.
Reference:
1. This astonishing information about Japan is by Mr. Mahani Yamo, Chairman of Solidarity Network, an Institute dedicated to Survey.
2. Some part is taken from an article written by Mr. Muzaffer Hussain in the ‘Panchjanya’ dated 30/05/2010 ( monthly magazine ‘Savarkar Times' July 2010).
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