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[Opinion] Regina mosque seeks public input on future of controversial call to prayer broadcast
Dozens of residents weighed in as the mosque considers renewing a permit for its short weekly broadcast after mixed reaction.
REGINA — A Regina mosque that received large backlash for a publicly broadcast call to prayer is welcoming public input on whether the prayer should continue. Dozens of people filled out a two-minute survey outside the Regina City Jamia Masjid on Friday. “We want to meet and greet and talk with our neighbours and make sure all of us are on the same page,” explained Regina City Jamia Masjid director M. Anisur Rahaman. Regina City Jamia Masjid dir…
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Regina City Jamia Masjid director M. Anisur Rahaman said the public broadcast would not continue if survey feedback is largely negative.
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