ISLAM IN JAPAN AND ITS DISTINCTIVE FEATURES

Odiljon Ernazarov

doi:10.17605/OSF.IO/49R6B

Authors

Odiljon Ernazarov PhD in History, Senior Lecturer, UNESCO Department of Religious Studies and Comparative Study of World Religions, International Islamic Academy of Uzbekistan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/49R6B

Keywords:

Ibn Khordadbeh, “Lands of Waqwaq”, Mongol invasions of Japan, Abdurrashid Ibrahim, Omar Yamaoka, The Kobe Mosque, “Greater Japan Muslim League”, “Islamic Studies Boom”

Abstract

The article is dedicated to describe the history of Islam in Japan and cultural relations between the Japanese and Muslim peoples.The information of the article which is used to on this topic is represented on the basis of the medieval Muslim sources, Yuan dynasty’s military reports, Ming dynasty’s chronologies, Portuguese sources and contemporary Japanese literatures.

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