Minneapolis City Council passes ordinance removing time-of-day limits on Islamic call to prayer broadcast

Reporting by Heba Ansari for the Sahan Journal The Minneapolis City Council approved it unanimously Decree to allow the Islamic call to prayer five times a dayand that Mayor Jacob Frey said he would sign it. “Mosques were previously allowed to broadcast the adhan, or Islamic call to prayer, three to four times a day to comply with noise laws in the city,” Ansari reports. “An ordinance forbade noise to be broadcast over a loudspeaker early in the morning and late at night. Islamic prayer times depend on the position of the sun, so the exact times for each prayer vary from day to day.”

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