The Changing Face of Taiwan’s Muslim Community
When most people think of Taiwan, Islam isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. But at Taipei Grand Mosque, Imam Abdullah Cheng shares how a new wave of Muslim migrants and students is reshaping the community. Once home to Chinese-speaking Muslims, the mosque now brings together believers from over 30 nations. We also hear from restaurant owner Mohammed Abdul Azeez and Indonesian student Nibroos Haryanto, who share their perspectives on how Muslim-friendly Taiwan really is. From halal food challenges to the rise of cross-cultural families, this story reveals what it means to be Muslim in Taiwan today.
