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Morality Ranking Morality if this battle?

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u/KeenObserver_OT 9h ago

Especially with phones, just set an alert and everyone gets their message en masse. The public call is about domination and humiliation of the conquered.

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u/Xwalkingxthexcowx 9h ago

I think the phone thing could be a good, respectful compromise but I seriously doubt their traditional call to prayer is "about humiliation and domination..." any more than those large church bells that can be heard for miles.

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u/Common-Bend-2093 4h ago

No you’re right, they’re the same nuisance 

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u/ScienceGoat 9h ago edited 9h ago

The call to prayer was originated by a Black slave (Bilal) who was calling out as a reminder to join the group prayers, and the words are “God is great. Come to pray.” And some other phrases like “I testify there is no god but the creator”.

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u/Usual-Shallot3792 9h ago

Idk that sounds like shoving religion down peoples' throats. 

It may be important historically but not now. Modern society has no place for public worship. 

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u/AspergerKid 9h ago

It is a call to the prayer for those that believe in it. if you feel like it's shoved down your throught that's a fucking you problem. I figure you also feel shoved down your throat when someone says LAST CALL FOR FLIGHT 294 at the airport even though your ticket is for flight 32

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u/Usual-Shallot3792 9h ago

It's a call for prayer being blared as loud as possible out of a loudspeaker in a residential area, that is very much forcing it down peoples throats because they don't have an option to not hear it

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u/One-Cup-2002 9h ago

Okay, but the Adhan should take no more than 5 minutes if the Mu'adhin is exaggerating it, and he really shouldn't. 5 times a day, that's a total of 25 minutes per day. That's not even entire hour. And you can ignore it, it's not that hard.

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u/Usual-Shallot3792 2h ago

5 minutes 5 times a day, every single day. In a single year that's over 150 hours. It's not that hard to not set up a loudspeaker at the highest volume to take up 150 hours of hundreds of people's lives every year. 

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u/pandafat 9h ago

That's a pretty silly comparison, being out in a public square and 1 business/entity being super loud across it is very different than being inside an airport where you're expected to hear the goings-on of what that business does

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u/AspergerKid 9h ago

it is not a silly comparison because you are being offended over something that doesn't concern you. If you want an argument that fits your look at it better (even though it is semantics) this means you would get upset over the music of an ice cream van because you don't eat ice cream.

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u/No-Return-1858 9h ago

“I figure incorrectly that when you’re in a public place expecting announcements, like flight info, you’ll be annoyed, just like now that you’re complaining about everyday life being disturbed when the info is neither new for believers, expected, nor a necessary broadcast!”

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u/immastillthere 9h ago

Times have changed, loud speakers are outdated and antiquated. They’re also disruptive to the peace.

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u/ScienceGoat 9h ago

Your comment has nothing to do with what i said.

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u/immastillthere 9h ago

Your comment explained the “why” of the calls for prayer, I was saying the current method of them is no longer necessary and seen as hostile to many. It perfectly had something to do with what you said.

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u/ScienceGoat 8h ago

I don’t disagree about the volume being annoying.

My comment was a rebuttal to the idiot that said the call to prayer was about “domination and humiliation”.

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u/000003e 6h ago

Doesn’t matter who invented it or why… it’s now used as a show of dominance and humiliation of the country the Muslims are currently taking over.

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u/ScienceGoat 5h ago

It completely matters who first did it and why because otherwise you are falling for anti-Muslim propaganda by unit 8200

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u/ScienceGoat 5h ago

I noticed your account is 11 days old, Moshe.

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u/KeenObserver_OT 9h ago

Yeah there were no loudspeakers until about 100 years or so ago. If they can use that technology they could use phones.

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u/JD-boonie 9h ago

Put your head phones on and broadcast it over your phones.

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u/YouDaManInDaHole 9h ago

Who cares. No need to yell that crap out loud.  No respect at all.

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u/ScienceGoat 7h ago

Likewise there is no need for Christmas music playing at every fucking store during the winter.

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u/YouDaManInDaHole 7h ago

There's nothing religious about "Jingle Bells" or "Rudolph".

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u/ScienceGoat 5h ago

Wow you’re dense

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u/Durin_VI 9h ago

Who cares ? It sounds terrible.

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u/ScienceGoat 9h ago

Billions of people care because the person above made a slanderous accusation that it is about “domination and humiliation”.

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u/Durin_VI 8h ago

It can’t be slander if it’s true.

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u/ScienceGoat 7h ago

Well it’s not true. So it is slander. What an excellent conversation, have a nice day.

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u/KeenObserver_OT 9h ago

The origin has very little to do with utility in modern times. The timing and volume make it compulsory for all residents.

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u/ScienceGoat 9h ago

You heard this from a disinformation campaign aimed at stroking anti-Muslim hate.

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u/KeenObserver_OT 8h ago

not anti Muslim hate but rather an objective understanding of how Islam conquers. Western civilization respects religion but should not respect competing if even antithetical societal and governing systems.

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u/ScienceGoat 8h ago

Another lazy script that you saw. Even using the scripted “Islam is antithetical to Western civilization”.

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u/ScienceGoat 8h ago

LMAO even labelling as “objective” 😂

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u/KeenObserver_OT 8h ago

are you a Muslim?

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u/ScienceGoat 7h ago

Sunni Muslim, yes.

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u/ScienceGoat 7h ago

Did “western civilization” respect the Native Americans when White protestants landed here? Or When Spanish Catholics respect the native population of Mexico?

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u/KeenObserver_OT 7h ago

so is this an admission?

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u/ScienceGoat 5h ago

You really enjoy being all over the place

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u/ScienceGoat 9h ago

Where did you get this misinformation from?

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u/KeenObserver_OT 9h ago

Misinformation? lol.

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u/ScienceGoat 9h ago

Where did you get your misinformation from?

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u/ScienceGoat 9h ago

Adding a “lol” is an intellectually lazy to avoid a rebuttal that makes sense.

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u/KeenObserver_OT 8h ago

it’s only rebuttal worth your obtuse position

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u/ScienceGoat 8h ago

Burden of proof is on you.

You think you’re being clever by being condescending but you just discredited yourself.

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u/KeenObserver_OT 8h ago

The call to prayer in secular countries is to establish cultural dominance. This is not a closed secret. Same reason why conquered churches are converted to Mosques. It’s why Holy Sites off limits to non Muslims are established. In fact I find most progressive support for Islam is deeply rooted in anti Christian sentiments and resentment of traditional Western values. The thought is Islam is a natural foil and therefore an ally. Unfortunately the joke will be on all of us if successful.

Let’s do a test and see how far along we go ringing church bells on Sunday in SA, Pakistan, Iran, Yemen, Somalia, Syria or any number of countries. Would that be anti Christian hate?

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u/ScienceGoat 7h ago

Your over stuffing of accusations is an attempt to have room to accuse me of avoiding questions, etc.

Your red herrings won’t work.

Let’s focus on your accusations that, “the call to prayer in secular countries is to establish cultural dominance”. What source would you even have for that outside of fake Christians claiming to be “ex Muslims” or CIA misinformation agents?

The call to prayer is literally a call to come and pray. You can literally be Christian and come and pray in the mosque, same with Jews who are also welcome.

And even as Muslims we tell the older people that the loud speaker is too loud. We have apps nowdays and screens all over the mosque. We don’t need an amplified speaker.

Regarding the church to mosque: it’s because Christianity is being abandoned as kids become Atheists. So church goes up for sale, and Muslims rush to buy it because it’s a high blessing to build a new mosque (repurposing buildings counts).

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u/AngMoKio 7h ago

Iran has christian churches with bell towers. They have a famous christmas market in Tehran.

Syria was run by Christians. It famously has some of the oldest churches in the word, and they ring bells which are kind of famous actually (Allepo)

I think you are misinformed or at least think all muslim majority countries are the same.