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Fukuoka Chapter Holds Two-Day Tarbiyah Training Camp

A group of men and youths, some wearing prayer caps, sit cross-legged on a red patterned carpet inside a room with wooden ceiling beams, listening attentively during an indoor gathering.

Islamic Mission Japan's Fukuoka chapter held a two-day Tarbiyah training camp on December 31 and January 1 at Itoshima Masjid in Fukuoka Prefecture. The program brought together Muslim men of various ages and professions with the aim of strengthening Islamic knowledge, personal spiritual development, and da'wah skills.

On the first day, chapter president Mahbub Ilahi delivered a Qur'an study session on the final section of Surah Al-Furqan, while Maulana Ashiqullah, imam of Tokyo Central Mosque, joined online to speak on the importance of faith and its practical application in daily life. Participants also took part in collective Tahajjud and voluntary night prayers.

The second day began with Qur'an recitation practice, Fajr prayer, and breakfast, followed by a Hadith study session led by IMJ central president Maulana Hafez Saber Ahmad on the importance of organisational work. Group discussions and workshops on da'wah skills led into a speech competition, in which Sohan, Kamrul, and Shahadat placed first; second- and third-place participants were also recognized.

The camp concluded with an evaluation session reviewing the program's strengths and areas for improvement, followed by a collective dua. The Fukuoka chapter said it plans to continue holding similar training camps to support the faith and religious education of Muslims living in Japan.

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