US City Approves Public Broadcast of Muslim Call to Prayer On Loudspeakers

Right Journalism ^ | 02.28.2020 | Alex D.

[USA Conservative]

Besides being screamed out by Islamic jihad terrorists all over the world (9/11 hijacker Mohamed Atta said it “strikes fear in the hearts of the non-believers"), “Allahu akbar” is a clear demonstration of supremacism. It is often mistranslated in the Western media as “God is great,” but its actual meaning is “Allah is greater,” meaning Allah Is Greater Than Your God or Government. It is an aggressive declaration that Allah and Islam are dominant over every other form of government, religion, law, or ethic, which is why Islamic jihadists in the midst of killing infidels so often shout it.

Islam is a Cult of Conquest.

Remember Byzantium.

Islam is not in North America to visit.

They want power, wealth, and territory.

Religions, like peoples and cultures, are not interchangeable.

To survive, we must reawaken our instinct for self-preservation.

[null and void]

Have they banned church bells yet?

[Rummyfan]

I was going to guess Dearborn but Hamtramck is pretty close.

[MPJackal]

It won’t be long until the stop traffic by praying in the streets and assaulting non-muslims that ignore their call to prayer.

[HamiltonJay]

The call to prayer is an assault on the ears... irrespective of what is being said it is not a pleasant thing to hear at all

[Bob434]

Will they also approve of Billy Graham sermons DAILY several times a day over the same loudspeakers?

[Lurkinanloomin]

Occupied territory.

Make no mistake, Islam has claimed it.

[lee martell]

I remember Hamtramck when it was General Motors in the center, surrounded by Polish, Jewish and Slavic neighborhoods.
Churches everywhere. Not now, I suspect.

[Leep]

Ring those church bells..every time they have call to prayer.

[Midwesterner53]

And the ACLU surely will sue over using public facilities to broadcast religious messages????????????

[brownsfan]

“Have they banned church bells yet?”

Excellent point. Thanks for the bit of balance.

My gut reaction is to be angry and disgusted. But, fair is fair, and there is precedent.

[null and void]

The call to prayer is an assault on the ears... irrespective of what is being said it is not a pleasant thing to hear at all

Liar! obama said it was the most beautiful sound in the world...

[USA Conservative]

This is the same town where Muslims were on top of the apartment buildings celebrating 9/11, right?

[rbg81]

Gee....I wunder if the ACLU will file a lawsuit complaining about the separation of church and state?? My guess is NO.

[Menehune56]

And the ACLU surely will sue over using public facilities to broadcast religious messages????????????

They don't want to make these people mad.

[SkyDancer]

Someone should broadcast the 9/11 911 calls over a loud speaker to drown them out.

[USA Conservative]

Leftists are fappin’ themselves so hard to this they may pass out.

Leftists insist on “separation of church and state” until it involves Muslims then they all don hijabs and stick their azzes in the air to promote “tolerance”

[Scrambler Bob]

requested permission to broadcast its call to prayer.
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Maybe, if the db are so low it cannot be heard 10 feet away.

Music from your apartment is not supposed to be heard outside.

[HamiltonJay]

The call to prayer by a religion that outlaws art and music is not pleasant at all trust me.