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On October 14th, the Cologne Central Mosque in Germany, for the first time, sounded the adhan (Muslim call to prayer) using its two outside loudspeakers. The public call to prayer is the result of a controversial two-year trial deal made with authorities, in which the Friday call would last less than five minutes and at a noise level pre-authorized according to its location. Thirty-five other mosques in the city are also allowed to participate. Mayor Henriette Reker said, “If we also hear the call of the muezzin in our city alongside church bells, that shows that diversity is appreciated and lived in Cologne.” About twenty protesters showed up for the event holding signs across the street reading “No Muezzin call in Cologne!” and “Public space should be ideologically neutral!” Director of the Frankfurt Research Center on Global Islam, Susanne Schroeter, said that she worries that this could be seen as a win for Islamist hardliners.
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German Mosque Sounds 1st Public Call to Prayer Amid Protests by Ex-Muslims
Location: Germany
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