Muslims, read the Quran properly! Front Cover

Muslims, read the Quran properly!

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Release Date: 2026/06/29

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What does true coexistence really mean?

This political rap explores the ongoing debate surrounding religion, culture, and social customs in Japan. Through themes such as halal school meals, prayer spaces, burial practices, and the use of public spaces, the song raises questions about how cultural diversity and local traditions can coexist.

Rather than encouraging confrontation, the message emphasizes mutual respect, respect for local laws and customs, and the importance of finding common ground while preserving Japan's cultural identity.

A thought-provoking protest rap that invites listeners to reflect on the meaning of coexistence in a changing society.