Canada: Muslim call to prayer blares out in downtown Regina, the capital of Saskatchewan
What better place for a masjid to declare its supremacy over disbelievers but in the “heart of Regina downtown”? M Anisur Rahaman from the Regina City Jamia Masjid had the audacity to declare:
We believe in multicultural diversity and we appreciate the Regina Police Service for giving us permission to test this call to prayer with the loudspeaker on the rooftop to give us that permission for one month to test, to see how it is going before they actually issue a permit for a longer period of time.
The city of Regina, which is responsible for granting the permit for this noise exemption, has abused its authority and responsibility to all its citizens. They have, in essence, like many other municipalities across the West, given permission to disturb the peace and the sleep of infidels. Infidels are now forced to listen to bellowing over loudspeakers that Allah is greater than their God, like it or not.
The adhan is particularly disruptive at dawn before sunrise. It translates to this:
Allahu akbar (Allah is greater)
I bear witness there is none worthy of worship except Allah
I bear witness Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah
Come to Prayer
Come to Success
Allahu akbar (Allah is greater)
There is none worthy of worship except Allah
The adhan, when it is broadcast over loudspeakers, is not just a blaring public summons to ensure that every Muslim can hear it, over and above all other sounds. Especially in infidel lands, it’s a declaration of supremacy, both in its content and in its sheer volume.
Even in Saudi Arabia, “families had been complaining that competing speakers were keeping their children awake.” And so Saudi Arabia defended an order in 2021 to turn down the volume of the adhan.
The provocations from leftist water carriers for Islamic supremacists know no bounds. The article below goes on to describe the rise in the Muslim population in Saskatchewan, which itself is a historic problem, given the 1400 years of Islamic conquest. It’s called the jihad by immigration (the hijrah) where special privileges are demanded that invariably usurp the rights of all infidels.
Muslim call to prayer rings out in downtown Regina
by Brian Towie, Toronto Sun, June 22, 2026:
The Regina City Jamia Masjid in Regina broadcast its first live outdoor call to prayer on Friday afternoon.
The Adhan, or Islamic call to prayer, was delivered from the former building of the Canadian Cancer Society’s office, across the street from Regina’s city hall.
“We believe that this will help us in Regina to be familiar and introduce the Regina City Jamia Masjid within the Muslim and the non-Muslim community because we are here at the heart of Regina downtown,” M Anisur Rahaman told CTV.
Muslim officials there say the call will last two to three minutes on Fridays before services at the mosque, which has a permit until the end of July to broadcast the calls and then a permit until the end of the year, which it will have to annually renew.
Growing Muslim population
Officials added that a childcare centre, Islamic school and masjid are in the works.
“We believe in multicultural diversity and we appreciate the Regina Police Service for giving us permission to test this call to prayer with the loudspeaker on the rooftop to give us that permission for one month to test, to see how it is going before they actually issue a permit for a longer period of time,” Rahaman said.
Saskatchewan’s Muslim population has been growing exponentially. In 2011, the province’s Muslim population stood at 10,040. StatsCan said that number grew to 25,455 by 2021, or 2.3% of the population, most of them living in Regina….
Regina's Islamic call to prayer was rubber-stamped in silence and announced at full volume
Every Friday, a quiet area in Regina, Saskatchewan, is disturbed by a shockingly loud noise in Arabic.
An Islamic call to prayer, broadcast across an entire city core — approved without a single vote at city council.
Regina Police issued the permit on their own authority, without any public consultation whatsoever and denying residents the opportunity to weigh in on whether their shared civic spaces should be used this way.
When some of those residents objected, they weren't given a hearing. They were given police warnings about potential hate crime prosecutions.
Online commentary is now being monitored. The message to ordinary Canadians is clear: stay quiet and don't even think about objecting to this.
Watch my full report. I break down exactly how this was approved and why this sets a dangerous precedent that should concern every Canadian regardless of their faith.
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Mosque cancels call to prayer in Regina
Denmark moves to ban Islamic call to prayer; minister says nation ‘shouldn’t sound like a suburb of Islamabad’
Denmark’s Immigration Minister Morten Bødskov rightly has concerns about creeping Islamization in his country, as should every infidel country, given the expansionary character of the Sharia. At the same time, he also has concerns about whether banning the bellowing of the adhan over loudspeakers is “compatible with Denmark’s constitutional protections for religious freedom.”
The Sharia is not compatible with Western laws, as it is based on Islamic supremacy.
Islam calls for violence against disbelievers in conquest; it promotes supremacy over infidels, male supremacy over females, wife-beating, female coverings from head to toe (lest women be abused), sex slavery, child marriage, murder of gays, and the list goes on to include myriads of verses that are incompatible with human rights and Western values. Would permitting all of this fall under the banner of religious freedom? Obviously not. Neither does waking up a neighborhood in the early hours for the provocative, supremacist, and loud declaration that Allah is greater than every deity.
Denmark plans to ban Islamic call to prayer: ‘Shouldn’t sound like a suburb of Islamabad’
by Olivia Allhusen, Daily Mail, June 24, 2026:
Denmark is planning to ban the Islamic call to prayer, with the country’s immigration minister claiming parts of the nation risk sounding like ‘a suburb of Islamabad’.
Morten Bødskov said the government would reopen an investigation into whether the Muslim call to prayer can be outlawed nationwide, arguing that what he described as creeping ‘Islamisation’ was taking up too much public space.
‘The call to prayer should not be heard over Danish rooftops,’ the Social Democrat minister told Danish news agency Ritzau.
‘It has no place in Denmark, and you shouldn’t be in any doubt whether you’ve ended up in a suburb of Islamabad when you walk around Denmark.’
The Adhan, the Islamic call to prayer, is traditionally broadcast five times a day to summon worshippers to mosques, often through loudspeakers mounted on minarets.
Bødskov’s proposal marks the third attempt by a Danish immigration minister to establish a legal framework for banning the practice, following similar efforts in 2020 and 2025.
Parts of Denmark already restrict public calls to prayer. In Copenhagen, strict local noise regulations effectively prevent mosques from broadcasting the Adhan through loudspeakers.
The minister said an investigation would examine whether a nationwide ban could be introduced while remaining compatible with Denmark’s constitutional protections for religious freedom…
