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В этом выпуске я пригласил в гости Эдуарда Димасова — художника современной абстрактной арабской каллиграфии, крутого дизайнера и просто замечательного и интересного человека. На самом деле, за творчеством Эдуарда я слежу уже со школы, когда ещё сам

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Japan is a country that is known for its deep connection with tradition. Much of its rich culture comes from its adherence to two religious beliefs, Shintoism and Buddhism but it has also been influenced by Confucianism. The Japanese value purity and cleanliness. Unlike western individualism, Japanese culture places a great deal of attention on the group and mutual respect with a strong emphasis on harmony and balance. Although globalisation has brought with it westernisation, there is still an emphasis on learning Japanese customs at an early age, such as practicing the tea ceremony, wearing kimono and studying arts and crafts. Our guest today, Dr Naoki Yamamoto converted to Islam 14 years ago. He is now an academic at Istanbul’s Marmara University and helps a growing number of Japanese converts acclimatise to their Islamic commitments. Many of whom attend classes in this city. Dr Naoki argues that for Islam to be successful in Japan, it needs to work in harmony with Japanese culture. Indeed he is known in Istanbul for demonstrating the tea ceremony. We discuss Muslim converts in Japan and the themes he raises of cultural harmony and Islam. Can Islam adopt the cultural heritage of Japan? As always, you can comment your thoughts below. Find us on: Twitter:

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#TheThinkingMuslimPodcast The Thinking Muslim Podcast Episode 105 Time stamps 00:00 Introduction 02:42 Muslim Cultures 05:40 Japanese in Istanbul 08:22 Challenges faced by Converts 14:25 Islamicising Japanese Culture? 25:37 Da'wah and Culture 31:50 Islamic Cultures 39:40 Japanese Soft Power? 47:15 Young Japanese and Tradition 49:18 Muslim Conversion 50:30 Muslim Migrants in Japan 52:56 Islamicate Tea Ceremony 54:00 Islamic Red Lines 1:01:18 Japanese Islamic Books 1:07:53 Turkish Culture 1:12:54 Returning to Japan? 1:16:30 Islamic Roots in Japan 1:18:05 Islam Growing?

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