Authorities of Denmark Complained About "Creeping Islamization"
The Danish Minister of Immigration has announced the intention to ban the Islamic call to prayer.
A Danish government representative emphasized that due to the uncontrolled spread of religious attributes, some areas of Denmark have come to resemble "a suburb of Islamabad." Denmark's Minister of Immigration Bødskov accused Islamic communities of "creeping Islamisation" that is taking up too much public space. This is reported by The Telegraph.
Danish authorities have already resumed an investigation into the legality of introducing a nationwide ban on broadcasting the Muslim call to prayer over loudspeakers.
At present, in cities such as Copenhagen, such calls are restricted only by local noise regulations. Despite the country's constitution guaranteeing freedom of religion, the government intends to place residents' right to peace and quiet above the interests of mosques.
As part of its policy to combat "ghettos," Danish authorities are already applying strict measures, including the forced relocation of migrants from areas with a high concentration of foreign nationals. Denmark also requires asylum seekers to hand over valuables and jewellery to cover the costs of their accommodation.
As the Union of Orthodox Journalists reported, a muezzin called Muslims to prayer for the first time in a Canadian city.
