The majority of Muslims in Osaka are living with their families forming a
complement core of an Islamic society, which is growing day by day. Osaka Muslim
Association partakes an effective role to make such community more tied,
harmonious and committed to preserve an Islamic identity. OMA is going to organize a couple of
activities to support such a crucial and faithful idea.
Cultural Activities:
A monthly seminar or forum is an
important issue to discuss some topics concerning our life challenges in
Japan, our different cultures as well as the current events in our Islamic
world. In almost cases, these seminars will be presented by the members
themselves. However, we may also intend to invite speakers to exchange our
views and/ or extend our narrations.
It is also essential to go through the raising
up of the Islamic library that contains a lot of books in all areas of Islamic
knowledge ( Qur'an, Tafsir, Hadith, Seerah, Fiqh .. etc). In addition, there are
several audio and vedio tapes about Islamic concepts.
Social
Activities:
OMA is going to establish some social activities wishing to be beneficial for gathering all Muslims in one society,
strengthen their relations
within an Islamic environment. We aim to motivate OMA
members for keeping our community in Osaka more tied eliminating isolationist tendencies
that may damage any society.
One of OMA goals is the celebration of our religious
festivals such as the Eid in addition to our unique Islamic events. It is the
best way to remind our children with the spirits and aim of such events. We
are also going to call for the collective breakfasting during Ramadan " Iftar Gathering Parties ".
Welcoming the new comers and affording them with the most necessary information
upon their arrivals. Off sure, they need to know: Where to pray? How to get Halal
food? Where to stay? How to use all traffic network facilities rather than other
notifications and eligibilities.
Lastly, OMA members often raise up their hands to
cover the urgent needs of some Muslim brothers and sisters who are living in
Osaka.
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