The Muslim community has been flexing its muscle since government officials have ordered unconstitutional lockdown orders across the country. Culver City is the latest Southern California city to allow the Islamic call to prayer, or “adhan,” to blare five times a day from a loudspeaker (beginning at 4:30 AM) during the Coronavirus shutdown. Many residents in Culver City however say the Islamic call to prayer is too loud and made formal complaints to the police department. The police department revoked the amplified noise permit after numerous complaints from residents. However, three days later, the city reinstated the permit if the mosque agreed to lower the volume.Feel The Sound Of Azan 😊— Irfan Raaz Hadi ( عرفان ) (@IrfanRaazHadi) May 16, 2020
Historic moment #King_Fahad_Mosque Azan on the loudspeaker for the first time Culver city California 😍 pic.twitter.com/sn0YsLw3UK
Saturday, May 23, 2020
Islamic Call to Prayer Blaring 5 Times a Day During Coronavirus Lockdown Sparks Noise Complaints in Los Angeles
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Islam forbids bells, and it is related to anti-Christian sentiment.
Let all install bells and also ring them vigorously at 04:30 a.m. Call it a religious right, and ring 'em long and hard. wink
In actuality, the Adhan is no longer needed because Arabs no longer have to use the horizon or a stick to determine the time. Let them check their cell phones like the normal people.
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