Two-Day Winter Training Camp for Boys Held in Saitama
Islamic Mission Japan's Saitama chapter held a two-day training camp for boys growing up in Japan, aimed at strengthening their connection to Islamic culture, values, and identity.
Dr. Md. Ashraful Alam, a lecturer at Chittagong University and former research engineer at Japan's National Institute for Materials Science, delivered a talk on Islamic culture, etiquette, and self-identity for the younger generation. The first day of the camp, organized under the management of Hafez Anisur Rahman, was also attended by Saitama chapter secretary Hasan Masud, Dr. Abu Yousuf Kawsar, Hafez Mahbubur Rahman, and Engineer Naeem Ahmed, among others.
The camp, organized by the Baitul Aman Masjid Junior Group and Baitul Aman Academy Japan, included a trip to Mount Tsukuba in Ibaraki and Navel Park in Chiba, departing at 7:00 AM on January 4th and returning by 6:00 PM the following day.
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