Good,

Japan want to stop land wastage and underground water pollution.

What you mean "Land sure belong to gov" and you can built a house on it?

In Japan, you can buy a freehold land and built your dream house.

saw few videos about japanese saying dont want more mosque in japan





This post has been edited by damonlbs: Dec 1 2025, 09:18 AM

Doesn't Singapore cremate the dead bodies eventually? Like in 20-40 years?

There is no permanent burial in Singapore as far as I know.

Maybe its different for Muslims.

who are these people you talking about?

yup must fight against angmoh woke culture

Wonder how singapore solve this problem

Burial up to 10 years. After that, dig up and cremate. Existing plot becomes available for others.

Sounds more like you are Islamophobic

The first mosque in Japan is Omar Mosque, was built in 1935 in Kobe. Currently there are probably around 100 mosque in Japan.

youtube show me more videos

why tak jaga sensitivities majority?



This post has been edited by damonlbs: Dec 1 2025, 09:52 AM

JNT back how much per kilo

the burial site is reusable. if the guy down below is assumed fully perish then can use again LOL

Time to boycott Jipunis action video…owai

takpe just wait for another 20-30y when bharat donimate it like Canada
sure can lah

No cremate la, dig up back after 15 years and stack together

kek, no one go protest at SG embassy?

no one threaten to cut off water supply to SG?

Akmal must do something about this!!!!

terpaling tertindas

without coffin, the bones all already bersepah2, how to know which is which

stack together means all the bones campur aduk together

including male campur with female

Pollution was never caused by dead living organism but man made materials.

Muslim graveyard in Malaysia is usually lands donated by individual. When the placed is full, Bones from older grave are moved to one corner to make space for new burial. There is no rule that the location have to be specific to particular person.Even in Saudi Arabia, people died especially during Haj are buried in a specific place. After certain time when bodies decomposed, bones are dig out to moved to another place for permanent burial, not put into individual space like Christians or Chinese cemeteries, since the land belong to public unless you buy your own land like Christians or Chinese do.