@kuwait25262526@Saintipct@934bQHcUM1G1NEL Thank you for your tolerance. In Japan, many people are traditionally non-religious, and some may lack respect for others’ beliefs—or, worse still, may even be foolish enough to attack them. If that ever happens, please try to reason with them.
@MirfanUnknown03@kuwait25262526@934bQHcUM1G1NEL Rest assured on that point—while bigots like them may be aggressive online, when it comes down to it, the most they can do in real life is whisper backhanded comments behind people’s backs. Compared to other countries, it’s unlikely to escalate into actual riots.
@kuwait25262526@934bQHcUM1G1NEL It’s true that we, as non-Muslims, don’t need to fast, but going all the way to the front of a mosque just to flaunt our food is a clear act of provocation, and I truly feel ashamed that there are Japanese people who are so childish, foolish, and discriminatory.