Sohbet – “Human Relations in Islam”

Sohbet – “Human Relations in Islam”

A Muslim who has studied in the traditional medrese of the long-lasting capital of ancient empires, which has developed Islamic studies for centuries, gives commentary on 1 topic in Japanese every month. Please feel free to drop in.

Sohbet – “Human Relations in Islam”
March 12(Sat)　15：30 ~ 16：00
Tokyo Camii 1st floor Multipurpose Hall
No application required

Sohbet – What is Sohbet?

“Sohbet” – the most common and long-established social practice is that men who are considered adults form local communities, gather and exchange ideas, regardless of ethnicity, religion, or social status. Sohbet members were required to be sincere, honest family, trustworthy, respecting the elders, not gambling, not getting drunk in public, etc.

Sohbet comes in various formats and ways of participation, sometimes accompanied by light meals, reading circle, recitations, and plays. These traditional Sohbets play an essential role in conveying ethical values ​​such as fairness, tolerance, kindness, and respect for each other in the community and are now designated as UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.