Japan's Need for Muslim Workers: Is Society Ready for Muslim Communities?
As Japan seeks to integrate Muslim workers, religious needs are emerging as a social challenge. From an Indonesian perspective, adaptation to culture and social systems, beyond mere employment, is crucial.
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