Minnesota Will Allow Muslim Call To Prayer To Be Rung Throughout City Five X Daily Year Round!

[struth]

Will they allow a Christian "call to prayer" 5 times a day, or is that against Sharia Law?

Does Christianity have a call to prayer five times a day? I was baptized as a baby, and been a Christian ever since, I don't recall learning about that....

 

[irosie91]

If the city banned Christian churches from ringing bells you might have a point....have they?

good point----HOWEVER there have been complaints and lawsuits against noise pollution from MANY SOURCES----including churches. A specific law allowing
this or that can easily defeat a complaint-----there SHOUD BE LAWS specifically allowing church bells and
loudspeaker general broadcasts from ALL SECTS AND
RELIGIONS -----not just one for MUSLIMS ONLY

 

[irosie91]

Does Christianity have a call to prayer five times a day? I was baptized as a baby, and been a Christian ever since, I don't recall learning about that....

in some towns----christmas carols are blasted for days

 

[Blues Man]

You hate freedom of religion.

No but I do hate noise pollution.

Why should everyone have to listen to that caterwauling?

 

[Moonglow]

No but I do hate noise pollution.

Why should everyone have to listen to that caterwauling?

Turn up some Ted Nugent real loud and you'll never hear it.

 

[irosie91]

No but I do hate noise pollution.

Why should everyone have to listen to that caterwauling?

some people might be traumatized by it

 

[Moonglow]

I think all religions should be put into one spot so they can fight it out among themselves.

 

[Blues Man]

Turn up some Ted Nugent real loud and you'll never hear it.

No thanks.

 

[Moonglow]

some people might be traumatized by it

I could say the same for firetruck sirens, ambulance sirens, cop sirens, tornado sirens, car noise etc, etc, etc.

 

[struth]

good point----HOWEVER there have been complaints and lawsuits against noise pollution from MANY SOURCES----including churches. A specific law allowing
this or that can easily defeat a complaint-----there SHOUD BE LAWS specifically allowing church bells and
loudspeaker general broadcasts from ALL SECTS AND
RELIGIONS -----not just one for MUSLIMS ONLY

and there might be lawsuits later about this...I don't know.

Right now, and before this, Church Bells could ring in Minn. So why make a law, when one isn't needed?

 

[irosie91]

Turn up some Ted Nugent real loud and you'll never hear it.

I have a good idea-----every time the namaz stuff
blasts off special sensors in the church steeples can
set off church bell blasts

 

[Blues Man]

I could say the same for firetruck sirens, ambulance sirens, cop sirens, tornado sirens, car noise etc, etc, etc.

Sirens are necessary

Broadcasting religious wailings over a PA are not.

 

[struth]

in some towns----christmas carols are blasted for days

and sometimes in December I sing them....but not sure what that has to do with a "call to prayer"

Dashing Through the Snow isn't a call to prayer

 

[struth]

Turn up some Ted Nugent real loud and you'll never hear it.

This is Minn, they only allow Prince to play that loud.

 

[irosie91]

and there might be lawsuits later about this...I don't know.

Right now, and before this, Church Bells could ring in Minn. So why make a law, when one isn't needed?

give it time

 

[Moonglow]

This is Minn, they only allow Prince to play that loud.

Oh dear God no!!!!! So that means all the ladies are wet, including the Muslim womenz.

 

[struth]

give it time

Well, if the city makes a law banning it, then you might have a Constitutional argument on this issue.

 

[rightwinger]

Will they allow a Christian "call to prayer" 5 times a day, or is that against Sharia Law?

Why wouldn’t they

 

[ActionJackson]

Why wouldn’t they

Because the "woke" crowd is wholly opposed to all things Christian. Let's just see if that Minnesota cesspool allows a public, Christian prayer session. I'm willing to bet NOT.

 

[rightwinger]

Because the "woke" crowd is wholly opposed to all things Christian. Let's just see if that Minnesota cesspool allows a public, Christian prayer session. I'm willing to bet NOT.

On public land?
Probably not for any religion