Japanese convert to Islam studying in Saudi Arabia

Japanese convert to Islam studying in Saudi Arabia

TOKYO, Japan - Warda Takahashi, a Japanese convert to Islam seen in this file photo taken in a suburb of Riyadh in April 2014, studies at Princess Nora bint Abdul Rahman University in the capital of Saudi Arabia. (Kyodo)

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