These are Kenji Sayed, a Japanese citizen of Egyptian origin.
He has stood at Japanese temples, Shinto shrines, Buddhist monasteries, and memorials to soldiers who died in war and loudly recited the Islamic Azan — “There is no god but Allah!”
He obtained Japanese citizenship and settled here, yet he is openly disrespecting Japan’s religious and historical sites.
A public elementary school in Osaka invited an Islamic religious leader to teach children about “the wonderful aspects of Islam.”
The lesson took place inside a state-funded classroom.
The content was later shared through channels connected to mosque activities.
Public schools are supposed to remain religiously neutral.
Yet one specific faith was given the floor to present its own virtues.
No mention of the parts that make many societies uneasy.
No balance.
Just the polished version.
A quiet question remains:
when a public school becomes the stage for one religion’s self-promotion,
what exactly is being taught?
In the Netherlands, police officers are now being forced to visit mosques and take classes on Islam and the Quran to learn how to handle “Islamophobia.”
Pure insanity.