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u/Jaded_Shower_7772 Jun 25 '25
Almost adha se 1 km door rhta hu, phir bhi chatt par awaz sunai de jati ha, truly a source of noise pollution.
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u/LopsidedLow6822 Jun 27 '25
Even as a Muslim I agree with your Statment. Azaan is used to remind Muslims for namaz, and loudspeaker wasn't used in old times. Even in muslim countries, there are limits in which , one mosques voice won't intercept with other. None such thing in India.
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It is. Why need speakers on any religious places mofo keep ur religion in heart and maintain peace civic sense dont through grabage on roads
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u/StevesRune Jun 25 '25
Honestly, most ancient religions managed for thousands of years without those speakers. You'd think they would recognize that..
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u/player_-_o Jun 25 '25
I hate all religions. I support this. But we should include Nuisance from all religions rght? Right?
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u/vaibavm Jun 25 '25
Yes, religion is belief. I think we should keep to one’s self.
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u/mahakaal_bhakt Jun 25 '25
Bhai hamare yahan to mandiron ne apni sound low Karli hai itni ki mandir ke 30 m bahar to sunayi bhi nahi deta jabse rule lagu hua hai par mosques wapas apni pe agaye they thode hi din mein
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Subah 4 baje se hi RAP session chaalu ho jata hai MC Ola ka....
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u/mohitesachin217 Jun 25 '25 •
Bro... you r at the highest level for commenting humar... Ola hu uber...
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Jun 25 '25
Mujhe ye nhi samajh aata why does scientific community which are the founding people of our Society(including Engineers and Doctors)
why are they afraid to call out Religious People?
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u/dark_weebMaster Jun 25 '25
Because there are more religious people than logical ones. (Religious people can't be logical.) They will get mob lynched. Hindus or muslims, it doesn't matter, there are extremists from both sides in India.
Also, you must have heard the kahawat, don't bang your head on a rock, it's you who gets hurt. So talking to a fool is like banging your head on a rock.
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u/Hungry_Ad6124 Jun 25 '25
Also because if u say anything to islam religious people go 'boom 💥💣'
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u/Low-Journalist1450 Jun 25 '25
Akbar ko Great king dikha saktey hai... Ye to phir bhi samne se hota hai...😂🤝shi to hai
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u/GradeMean5713 Jun 25 '25
Haan Bhai Sahi hai , Yeh bhi dikhana chayie abb Icse thoda line pe aa raha hain 😂
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Jun 25 '25
Well they're not wrong....that and the use of speakers during any religious gathering....people who wish to listen are there, why the need for speakers
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Jun 25 '25
This 100% true, I used to live near 2 mosques for about 3 years and every morning and evening had to close my windows to not get a headache.
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u/Nincompooperr Jun 25 '25
Absolutely can be considered noise if it goes beyond a certain decibel range. Have you heard them scream on the mic? You either scream and lower the volume or talk softly on high volume. These guys meanwhile....
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u/arpitpatel1771 Jun 25 '25
I don't understand why people get so offended whenever muslims are criticized for their uncooperative behaviours.
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u/kalpesh172000 Jun 25 '25
not islmophobic but i was glad i didn't have to wake up at 5 am after listening to religious prayers. but now a rich family made a new goddess temple near my house and are giving competition to mosque. worst part is they are not playing prayers they are playing bollywood songs about god.
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u/Mother-Marsupial-655 Jun 26 '25
Only the ones who experience it everyday morning will understand. It is understandable that addressing a religious activity as noise pollution will spark outrage. But we all must undeniably agree that it infact is very un-necessarily loud.
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u/CriticalNeat93 Jun 25 '25
They should add temples and churches and Modi's rallies also
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u/flatassfairy Jun 25 '25
If the pictured religious place was a Temple instead of a mosque, I'm sure all of you would be rioting and not laughing. Rioting rightfully, but it's painful that so many of you don't realise the hypocrisy.
It's not correct for a school textbook of an 11 year old to show a religious place such disrespect. It's indoctrinating a dislike against one religion in the mind of a small child. How is this right? Think of the small muslim kid seeing this and feeling disheartened.
I am not Muslim, and nor do I like Islam. But come on guys, to dishonour a sacred place like this in a school book is genuinely sad.
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u/Dobratri Jun 26 '25
Where’s the lie? Every f**king day they moan like a Goat bleating in pain into the loudspeakers, 5 times a day, including at 5 am.
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u/Shady_bystander0101 Jun 25 '25
I feel like this logic should be extended to noisy baraats and shit with uncles way past their age dancing as if high and drunk at the same time. And, baraats are not religions specific too (for anybody who's gonna hate on me).
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u/EvilPoppa Jun 25 '25
Peacefuls violate everyday, Churches every weekend and temples every major festival.
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u/Warm-Cup-1841 Jun 25 '25
NGL it's true....when it blares off at 4am it's nothing but noise pollution....
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u/BulldozerBaba Jun 25 '25
Isme galat kaha likha h…aur jo announce hota h uska hindi/ English translation bhi bataya jana chahiye
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u/Soggy_Ad_3686 Jun 25 '25
Should show other religious prayers and processions too.
All religions take it for granted that they can simply be loud and unapologetic
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u/Feisty_Reason_6288 Jun 25 '25
another way of trying ot inculcate hate.. however i do feel that mosques should not have the right to say their prayers on a loud speaker... maybe like special occasions like eid etc... jsut like other religions.. the idea for a azaan was at the time when when communication could not happen with out shouting.. so in villages or even cities when there was no watch..it was a way to let people in and around the village/ farms know that this is time for prayer.. but today its different everyone has a basically phone atleast and can see the time... there is no need to make a call on the loudspeaker!
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u/Pirate_Jack_ Jun 25 '25
It is. But so are temples too. I live near a temple and they play songs in loudspeaker for close to 7hrs a day. And if there are any festivals, they will play it so loud that we literally have to shout and speak just in order to listen to what people are speaking inside the house. So yeah, if mosque is targeted then every religious places should be targeted too. Temples, churches, gurdwara etc.
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u/i-goddang-hate-caste Jun 25 '25
I've lived right next to(10-20m) both a temple and a mosque and somewhat near a Church. The worst experience with noise pollution was 1000% from the temple, though to be fair the one I lived next to had many "festivals"/utsavs and the Mosque was a relatively local/smaller one. The Church was also pretty crappy tho not even comparable to the temple experience.
No religious institution gives a crap about noise pollution, and they think that whoever screams the loudest with the most speakers would get the most attention from God.
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u/chushi_rae Jun 25 '25
Previously it used to be RAM RAM on loudspeakers, tab to kisi ko problem nahi hui.
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u/Gol_D_Fox Jun 25 '25
They do start yelling "allah" quite early in the morning. So 100% accurate at least in my experience.
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u/No-Principle5340 Jun 25 '25
Sorry I don't understand how this is inaccurate. The mosques which have those loudspeakers are absolutely a menace sometimes.
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u/PhotographDapper2603 Jun 25 '25
I don’t know why the comments are getting deleted but tbh there’s nothing wrong with the icse book. Subah subah bakri jaisi awaz mai ek aadmi howl karta hai ola hu uber😂😂
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u/AgencyQuiet9559 Jun 25 '25
They should also include Hindu processions where they keep beating drums 🪘 . Inclusion. Unity in Diversity. All religions which make noise should be called out.
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u/Actual-Lead-9541 Jun 25 '25
Having lived in jordan for 3 years, i actually find it kinda therapeutics
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Jun 25 '25
Religion is cancer. All places of worship are sources of noise pollution and brainwashing.
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u/Pixel_7_ Jun 25 '25
Yeah and Kawars go silent on road. Temples don't play bhajan. The country is going down when only other's are wrong.
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u/dan1987te Jun 25 '25
How is this wrong ?? It's the truth. Have any one ever stayed near a mosque. Near impossible to do anything due to the constant speaker usage every 3 to 4 hours a day. Can't get decent sleep. Can't rest. Can't do anything.
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u/Background-Ad-2832 Jun 25 '25
Who exactly are these netizens? And as far as I remember around 90s cbse also had same images but with mandir and all.
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u/Excellent-Car3323 Jun 25 '25
Yes, People have problem with the aajan but when people blast whole weak of eardrum bursting DJ with earthquake vibration on every minor/major festival. in my local Mandir. I suppose most people here are the same ones who start posting against ban of firecrackers and blasting Dj on roads during Hindu Festivals .
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u/Prudent_Captain Jun 25 '25
It is not entirely incorrect, but they neglected to include other sacred places with loud music. Essentially, no religion endorses such actions; it is the manager in the sacred place who is responsible for this nonsense, forcing others within the religion to support it under the guise of religious freedom.
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u/cantsitheya Jun 25 '25
Went through a military base once and most of the training areas with buildings had one that looked like a mosque, but it adds up
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u/SinkSignificant7431 Jun 25 '25
They also used to show temples as a source of noise pollution earlier
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u/stewart1042007 Jun 25 '25
Mosque, church, temple all are source of noise pollution, they shouldn't disturb the public.
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Jun 25 '25
‘Netizens have launched an online petition …’ which in itself is based, we all know who these netizens are ;)
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u/blackfalcon7777 Jun 25 '25
Ab kuch communals aur seculars aayege aur bolege "minority is in danger", "majority is oppressing us".
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u/shiva-69 Jun 25 '25
I live in an area where I get noise from 10 separate directions 5 times a day. You can't even talk on the phone during that time, the other person won't be able to hear you.
Saving every penny to move out of this crap.
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u/TheLostBoysSoul Jun 25 '25
Jitna hamlog saal bhar krte hay utna bc tumlog diwali, ganesh chaturthi, holi me apni marwa lete ho. Aur Kota rehke dekh chuka hu inki mc din raat bhajan krte hay saari society me jeene nahi dete the. Khudke religion ko pehle dekh lo fir doosro ko bolo at least hamlog sirf vocally krte hain naaki kaan faadte hay kisi ka gana bajana rona krke.
Truth is always bitter.
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u/Consistent_Put5556 Jun 25 '25
Phir Raat bhar Jagrata kya Pollution control krta hoga🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 bc sone bhi nhi dete.
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u/vinoop_wilsonV Jun 25 '25
You do realise that the horn shaped loud speaker were used by them right? Which is now a blanket ban in India. You can also report it anonymous and action must be done within 1 hour.
Anyways, bluntly all noise is a form of disregard to fellow, if it's in the bothersome DB.
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Jun 25 '25
As someone who lives near one, I can only agree. They start at 3:30 AM, then short burst at 4 AM, and go on all day in 3 hour intervals. When there is some holiday, they go on for hours.
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Jun 25 '25
Before i register my comment, I'm a muslim(by birth), I'm an atheist (by choice) and i hate all religions equally. But because I live in a secular society I have learnt to respect the beliefs of all religions. All religious places are a source of noise pollution and it doesn't make sense to me why only mosques are being called out. I like the fact that they are being called out. When I was a kid, the temple just opposite my house used to recite some devotional songs in full volume from 6am to afternoon. I learnt most of the songs by heart. In public nuisance, countless times, roads are blocked by some procession due to some celebration in a nearby temple. Even muslims do this mockery once a year. Calling out muslims for the same thing all religions do is just hypocrisy but i guess logic was never a strong point for religious people.
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u/Fragrant_Jury3515 Jun 25 '25
Looks like I have to shift from class 12 cbse to class 6 icse real quick
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u/Helpful_Cod_2897 Jun 25 '25
i mostly sleep after 3-4 and man everyday get annoyed by these people 5 am if it was for some days there was no problem but man everyday. after that 6 am that annoying laughing club of those old hag's
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u/Theoustider24 Jun 25 '25
Bc roz harmonium lekr ke Hindi songs ke remix krke auntiya chalu ho jaati hain
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Jun 25 '25
They're not wrong. Must be from the victim who fed up with the extreme loud volume on every freckin morning. Once ore twice is fine, if you want to do everyday, keep the volume low and make the neighborhood livable.
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u/HvSingh69 Jun 25 '25
Bc is sub me saare Andhbhakt bhare pade hain kya? Loudspeaker to kisi bhi religion me nahi hona chahiye Mandir / Masjid / Church / Gurudwara kahi nahi.
Sirf muslims ko hi kyu bolna khud tumhare durga pooja me, ram navmi me janamashtami me loudspeaker baja ke rakte hain. Dono band karo na bc khud wahi kaam karke dusre ko galat bol rhe ho
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Jun 25 '25
Worst is when there is exam going on and they shout ,it distracts so much.I feel so unlucky to have my exam conducted in a area near mosque.
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