Alpha Wolf 🐺's banner
Alpha Wolf 🐺's profile picture

Alpha Wolf 🐺

@Crazyunfill9420,859 subscribers

Politics & Geopolitics

Shorts

A Muslim man in Japan took to social media to complain that Japanese people stare at him when he prays on public streets. To this, a Japanese user replied: Yes, people stare. Because Japan's sidewalks are meant for walking, not for praying. That person didn't look for a mosque, nor did he stay at home; under the guise of religion, he wants to encroach on the street and assert supremacy. Japan is not a stage for anyone's religious drama or a place to display any one religion.

A Muslim man in Japan took to social media to complain that Japanese people stare at him when he prays on public streets. To this, a Japanese user replied: Yes, people stare. Because Japan's sidewalks are meant for walking, not for praying. That person didn't look for a mosque, nor did he stay at home; under the guise of religion, he wants to encroach on the street and assert supremacy. Japan is not a stage for anyone's religious drama or a place to display any one religion.

544,362 görüntüleme

A Japanese influencer made a video criticizing the Muslim and migration problem. A Muslim person got so angry that he sent a threatening message in the DMs. The message said: “Spreading hatred against Muslims on social media also becomes a reason to justify war. If you continue to criticize, then if war happens, you cannot complain.” Meaning, if you criticize, you’ll have to endure war. These people cannot even tolerate criticism of themselves. But going to another country and imposing their religious customs is perfectly fine for them. This is their habit. Ask a question, they get angry. Criticize, they threaten. Say no, they slap the Islamophobia label on you.

A Japanese influencer made a video criticizing the Muslim and migration problem. A Muslim person got so angry that he sent a threatening message in the DMs. The message said: “Spreading hatred against Muslims on social media also becomes a reason to justify war. If you continue to criticize, then if war happens, you cannot complain.” Meaning, if you criticize, you’ll have to endure war. These people cannot even tolerate criticism of themselves. But going to another country and imposing their religious customs is perfectly fine for them. This is their habit. Ask a question, they get angry. Criticize, they threaten. Say no, they slap the Islamophobia label on you.

30,646 görüntüleme

A Muslim posted on X asking: "Why can you drink in public in Japan, but Muslims can't pray in public?" Then a Japanese user replied: “Because it's our country. We make the rules, not you. Now get out.” First point: Japan is not an Islamic country. There’s no reason he should automatically get special accommodations for public prayer, halal food, or building mosques. Second point: How much freedom do Muslims actually give others in their own countries?

A Muslim posted on X asking: "Why can you drink in public in Japan, but Muslims can't pray in public?" Then a Japanese user replied: “Because it's our country. We make the rules, not you. Now get out.” First point: Japan is not an Islamic country. There’s no reason he should automatically get special accommodations for public prayer, halal food, or building mosques. Second point: How much freedom do Muslims actually give others in their own countries?

1,391,154 görüntüleme

A Muslim woman at an amusement park in Canada has a complaint that she is having trouble praying in the park because loud sound is playing from all sides. She demands that the park respect her faith and make a secluded place for prayer. This is the problem. Did she come to the amusement park to stroll or to pray? Then what is the mosque for? Why does she have to show her faith only in a public place?

A Muslim woman at an amusement park in Canada has a complaint that she is having trouble praying in the park because loud sound is playing from all sides. She demands that the park respect her faith and make a secluded place for prayer. This is the problem. Did she come to the amusement park to stroll or to pray? Then what is the mosque for? Why does she have to show her faith only in a public place?

65,734 görüntüleme

In Spain, a Muslim woman went to the hospital with her grandfather. Seeing a Christian chapel there, she got angry that there was no mosque for Muslims. In anger she said, “Don’t we Muslims in the hospital have any right to pray?” Did this woman go to the hospital for treatment or to build a mosque? And Spain is a Christian nation anyway. Even then, if this feels like discrimination to her, why aren’t there chapels in hospitals in Muslim countries?

In Spain, a Muslim woman went to the hospital with her grandfather. Seeing a Christian chapel there, she got angry that there was no mosque for Muslims. In anger she said, “Don’t we Muslims in the hospital have any right to pray?” Did this woman go to the hospital for treatment or to build a mosque? And Spain is a Christian nation anyway. Even then, if this feels like discrimination to her, why aren’t there chapels in hospitals in Muslim countries?

46,030 görüntüleme

Abdul, who came from Pakistan and has been in Japan for only a short time, is collecting donations from Muslim immigrants working there. He is buying land in Chiba Prefecture and preparing to build a mosque large enough to have parking for 500 cars. Look at the shamelessness, this Abdul is proud of the fact that mosques are now being built in every prefecture of a non-Muslim country like Japan, and that Islam is also spreading in Japan. He is appealing to other Muslims to contribute financially in a big way to such projects. Doesn’t the Japanese government keep any check on such people?

Abdul, who came from Pakistan and has been in Japan for only a short time, is collecting donations from Muslim immigrants working there. He is buying land in Chiba Prefecture and preparing to build a mosque large enough to have parking for 500 cars. Look at the shamelessness, this Abdul is proud of the fact that mosques are now being built in every prefecture of a non-Muslim country like Japan, and that Islam is also spreading in Japan. He is appealing to other Muslims to contribute financially in a big way to such projects. Doesn’t the Japanese government keep any check on such people?

46,277 görüntüleme

In Switzerland, a Muslim woman is furious because the Canton of Zurich is restricting the wearing of hijabs in schools and public places. She calls this oppression against women and urges Muslims to organize and vote so this law can be overturned. ​She doesn't care at all about the local secular rules or democracy; she only cares about enforcing her own religious demands. ​If she feels so aggrieved by the hijab ban, why doesn't she just leave?

In Switzerland, a Muslim woman is furious because the Canton of Zurich is restricting the wearing of hijabs in schools and public places. She calls this oppression against women and urges Muslims to organize and vote so this law can be overturned. ​She doesn't care at all about the local secular rules or democracy; she only cares about enforcing her own religious demands. ​If she feels so aggrieved by the hijab ban, why doesn't she just leave?

44,318 görüntüleme

In Japan, a Muslim woman was stealing fruits grown in someone’s home garden. Just then, a Japanese man spotted her and took her photo. Even after being photographed, the woman showed no shame or fear at all. The Japanese man then asked, “Does Allah tell people to steal?” The woman still showed no shame and gave no reply. She was acting as if stealing was her right and she had done nothing wrong. Incidents like this are causing opposition to Muslims and immigrants in Japan to keep growing.

In Japan, a Muslim woman was stealing fruits grown in someone’s home garden. Just then, a Japanese man spotted her and took her photo. Even after being photographed, the woman showed no shame or fear at all. The Japanese man then asked, “Does Allah tell people to steal?” The woman still showed no shame and gave no reply. She was acting as if stealing was her right and she had done nothing wrong. Incidents like this are causing opposition to Muslims and immigrants in Japan to keep growing.

247,485 görüntüleme

A Muslim woman in Canada is furious because she cannot get a job on account of her hijab. When one workplace told her to take the hijab off if she wanted the job, it felt like a slap in the face. She is now telling other hijab-wearing women on social media not to compromise their identity for a job. In other words, she is angry about not getting work, but she will not give up the clothing.

A Muslim woman in Canada is furious because she cannot get a job on account of her hijab. When one workplace told her to take the hijab off if she wanted the job, it felt like a slap in the face. She is now telling other hijab-wearing women on social media not to compromise their identity for a job. In other words, she is angry about not getting work, but she will not give up the clothing.

31,078 görüntüleme

5 Muslim suspects from Uzbekistan were arrested in Shibuya, Tokyo. These 5 people were attacking people on the street and stealing bags and purses. They also kicked one victim in the face and injured him. 4 of them had entered Japan illegally. Illegal Muslim immigrants from Muslim-majority countries have now started committing crimes even in Japan, a country with strict and tough immigration policies.

5 Muslim suspects from Uzbekistan were arrested in Shibuya, Tokyo. These 5 people were attacking people on the street and stealing bags and purses. They also kicked one victim in the face and injured him. 4 of them had entered Japan illegally. Illegal Muslim immigrants from Muslim-majority countries have now started committing crimes even in Japan, a country with strict and tough immigration policies.

87,290 görüntüleme

In Kawaguchi City, Saitama Prefecture, Japan, a 19-year-old Japanese man named Yuki Yamamoto was run over and killed by a Kurdish immigrant driving a car. Now the defendant is telling the court, in an attempt to get a lighter sentence, “I will never drive a car again.” Because of the reckless driving by immigrants, Japanese young people are now losing their lives.

In Kawaguchi City, Saitama Prefecture, Japan, a 19-year-old Japanese man named Yuki Yamamoto was run over and killed by a Kurdish immigrant driving a car. Now the defendant is telling the court, in an attempt to get a lighter sentence, “I will never drive a car again.” Because of the reckless driving by immigrants, Japanese young people are now losing their lives.

89,874 görüntüleme

Malaysian Islamic professor Solehah Yaacob says ancient Muslim Malays had better maritime knowledge than Europeans. According to her, the Malays could fly. They taught the Romans how to fly and how to build ships, and they taught kung fu to the Chinese. In short, when the history is weak, people invent stories of miracles and superiority.

Malaysian Islamic professor Solehah Yaacob says ancient Muslim Malays had better maritime knowledge than Europeans. According to her, the Malays could fly. They taught the Romans how to fly and how to build ships, and they taught kung fu to the Chinese. In short, when the history is weak, people invent stories of miracles and superiority.

41,083 görüntüleme

In the UK, Pakistani Muslims stated during a protest that they do not care about the laws of the country and will only follow Sharia law. The most shocking part is that British police in uniform stood right there watching the spectacle and took no action. Has the UK police become so helpless that they just stand by silently while their own country's laws are insulted?

In the UK, Pakistani Muslims stated during a protest that they do not care about the laws of the country and will only follow Sharia law. The most shocking part is that British police in uniform stood right there watching the spectacle and took no action. Has the UK police become so helpless that they just stand by silently while their own country's laws are insulted?

14,575 görüntüleme

People in Japan have taken to the streets to stop a mosque from being built! Thousands of Japanese residents in Fujisawa have united in protest against the proposed mosque. The same old pattern is starting in Japan too — build a mosque, then slowly take over the area and impose your identity. But the Japanese people have woken up and are clearly saying — No!

People in Japan have taken to the streets to stop a mosque from being built! Thousands of Japanese residents in Fujisawa have united in protest against the proposed mosque. The same old pattern is starting in Japan too — build a mosque, then slowly take over the area and impose your identity. But the Japanese people have woken up and are clearly saying — No!

705,269 görüntüleme

Japanese politician Chikako Fujiwara is protesting against the policy of settling foreigners in Japan. She warns that immigrants from Muslim countries — especially from Pakistan and Bangladesh — are a serious cause for concern. Their culture simply does not match Japan’s peaceful, disciplined, and orderly way of life.

Japanese politician Chikako Fujiwara is protesting against the policy of settling foreigners in Japan. She warns that immigrants from Muslim countries — especially from Pakistan and Bangladesh — are a serious cause for concern. Their culture simply does not match Japan’s peaceful, disciplined, and orderly way of life.

467,105 görüntüleme

Seeing the large numbers of immigrants in many public places across Japan has intensified discussions about immigration laws. Many Japanese people fear that their country could end up like Europe, where local residents have started feeling like a minority. After some incidents involving women and children, questions are being raised about immigrants. Concerns are also being voiced about effects on language, rules, and the culture of cleanliness.

Seeing the large numbers of immigrants in many public places across Japan has intensified discussions about immigration laws. Many Japanese people fear that their country could end up like Europe, where local residents have started feeling like a minority. After some incidents involving women and children, questions are being raised about immigrants. Concerns are also being voiced about effects on language, rules, and the culture of cleanliness.

60,469 görüntüleme

Japanese lawmaker Umemura Mizuho: “Allowing people who are living in Japan illegally to get married here was wrong from the start, and it should be banned. There are both men and women who want to marry a Japanese citizen just to get a spouse visa.” That is true. In Japan, some Pakistani and Kurdish people marry Japanese citizens only to get the right to stay. Then, as soon as they get citizenship, they divorce them.

Japanese lawmaker Umemura Mizuho: “Allowing people who are living in Japan illegally to get married here was wrong from the start, and it should be banned. There are both men and women who want to marry a Japanese citizen just to get a spouse visa.” That is true. In Japan, some Pakistani and Kurdish people marry Japanese citizens only to get the right to stay. Then, as soon as they get citizenship, they divorce them.

45,996 görüntüleme

In Japan, a Muslim woman’s bicycle didn’t have a light. That’s against the rules there. When someone pointed it out to her, she started saying, “My eyes are really good, I can see everything even in the dark. Japanese people’s eyes are bad.” It's the exact same mindset that insists, We are different, our rules are different, and you are the ones who are wrong. These people flout rules everywhere, and the moment anyone calls them out, they start screaming Islamophobia.

In Japan, a Muslim woman’s bicycle didn’t have a light. That’s against the rules there. When someone pointed it out to her, she started saying, “My eyes are really good, I can see everything even in the dark. Japanese people’s eyes are bad.” It's the exact same mindset that insists, We are different, our rules are different, and you are the ones who are wrong. These people flout rules everywhere, and the moment anyone calls them out, they start screaming Islamophobia.

11,079 görüntüleme

Buddhist statues were vandalized and damaged at temples on the Shikoku pilgrimage in Japan. Hundreds of graves were also damaged in cemeteries in Osaka. Police arrested a Nigerian person in this case. But so far the affected families and the temple have not received a clear answer about who knocked down the graves or how compensation will be provided. After such large-scale damage, the matter stalled there, citing a lack of evidence and the accused’s mental condition.

Buddhist statues were vandalized and damaged at temples on the Shikoku pilgrimage in Japan. Hundreds of graves were also damaged in cemeteries in Osaka. Police arrested a Nigerian person in this case. But so far the affected families and the temple have not received a clear answer about who knocked down the graves or how compensation will be provided. After such large-scale damage, the matter stalled there, citing a lack of evidence and the accused’s mental condition.

11,997 görüntüleme

In Japan, a Muslim is wearing Japanese warrior clothes and performing Islamic prayer in a park. He’s linking samurai history to Islam and calling himself a “Samurai Muslim.” But the facts are the opposite. Samurai have no historical connection to Islam. They were influenced by Shinto, Buddhist, and Confucian ideas. These people keep trying everywhere to attach other religions’ identities and cultures to Islam in a failed attempt to make themselves look better.

In Japan, a Muslim is wearing Japanese warrior clothes and performing Islamic prayer in a park. He’s linking samurai history to Islam and calling himself a “Samurai Muslim.” But the facts are the opposite. Samurai have no historical connection to Islam. They were influenced by Shinto, Buddhist, and Confucian ideas. These people keep trying everywhere to attach other religions’ identities and cultures to Islam in a failed attempt to make themselves look better.

20,218 görüntüleme

Videos