A Look Back at Islamic Mission Japan

Islamic Mission Japan (IMJ) has served the country's Muslim community since its founding in 1989, working across the three pillars of da'wah, Islamic education, and social welfare.
Through its twelve regional chapters, spanning Hokkaido to Okinawa, IMJ continues to support mosques, organize community programs, and provide resources for both Japanese and international Muslims living in Japan.
The organisation remains committed to serving its communities and will continue to share updates on its activities and programs through its official channels.
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IMJ Holds Two-Day Central Members' Education Camp
Islamic Mission Japan is holding a two-day central members' education camp on September 26-27, 2026, featuring a keynote address by a senior Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami leader and hadith sessions led by the Imam of Tokyo Central Mosque.

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Vice-Chairman Arrives in Japan on Short Visit
Professor Mujibur Rahman MP, Senior Vice-Chairman of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, arrived in Japan on a short visit and was welcomed by Islamic Mission Japan leadership at Narita International Airport.

IMJ President Addresses Historic 19-Day Seeratun Nabi Mahfil in Chittagong
Maulana Sabir Ahmad, Central President of Islamic Mission Japan, spoke as a special guest at the 56th International Seeratun Nabi Mahfil in Chittagong, Bangladesh, during its 15th-day session.