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Japan outlawed Islam

Halal foods, large mosques, public prayers, and call to prayer are all banned.

Halal - BANNED.

Large Mosques - BANNED.

Call to prayer - BANNED.

Praying in the street - BANNED.

They've basically said Islam is not welcome in Japan. 

Their decision makers aren’t bribed by Qatar.



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