Kyushu Chapter Hosts Qur'an Study Session Led by Tokyo Central Mosque Imam

Islamic Mission Japan's Kyushu chapter recently organized a Dars-ul-Qur'an program, bringing together local community members for a session of Qur'anic study and reflection.
The lesson was delivered by Maulana Hafez Abu Hamid Muhammad Ashiqullah, who serves as imam of the proposed Tokyo Central Mosque. His visit gave attendees in Kyushu the opportunity to learn directly from a scholar based at one of the organisation's key national projects.
Dars-ul-Qur'an sessions form a regular part of IMJ's da'wah activities across its chapters, offering community members structured opportunities to study the Qur'an together under qualified teachers.
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