A Look Back: The Building Where Islamic Mission Japan Began
Islamic Mission Japan has shared a short video, "Islamic Mission Japan: A Brief History of Its Founding," revisiting the building where the organisation's work first began after its establishment in 1989.
The video features Hafez Muhammad Alauddin, a founding member and former central president of the organisation, who has long been a leading figure in serving the religious, social, and community needs of Japan's expatriate Muslim population. He shares recollections from the organisation's earliest days.
The release is part of the organisation's ongoing effort to document and preserve its institutional history for the community and for younger generations of Muslims in Japan.
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