Textbook sparks row over mosque depicted as noise pollutant

[Gadkari]

issue is finger pointing at Muslims. Guru-dwara and Temples do this noise pollution as well. Infact Gurubaani runs for hours together and so does keertan in temples. A Jaagran --literally means keeping awake-- during durga pooja is very very loud. I challenge anyone to sleep during that time if you are near a place where they have set up the idol and they are doing the Jaagran. Its a 9 days of high decibel madness.

Mosques ALL OVER INDIA use loudspeakers.

I am not aware of Temples ALL over India using loudspeakers. (Not the cement concrete make shift temples)

Provide proof of your claim.

 

[Arefin007]

You think you are being fair, right? Even the indian non-Muslims are pointing out the hypocrisy while you keep licking the boots of the RSS terrorists.

i am talking in general here in uk church synagogues dont use loudspeakers daily so why should mosques. i dont know about india loudspeaker use should be curbed regardless of religious affiliation its irritating

 

[Chhatrapati]

You think you are being fair, right? Even the indian non-Muslims are pointing out the hypocrisy while you keep licking the boots of the RSS terrorists.

The last thing we want is an advice from a Jamaati.

On Azaan through loud speakers. I don't have any problem with banning loud speakers. But there are many other riigious organizations who blast their daily prayers and sermons throught loud speakers. Stop them too. @The_Showstopper the text book showing is a private school board guess some Sanghi infiltrated the director board.

 

[EndangeredSpecies]

BS. Gurbaani or kirtaan is localized. You will never hear them 1 km from their location. Loudspeakers DO NOT blare them.

This is jaiz and the picture is fine.

HUUUUUUUUUUUUUH?

Never been to Gurudwara or a temple? They start blaring the loud speaker whenever they want and it is especially noisy during major festivals.

Mind you Azaan is very brief in the morning. I lived in Hyderabad once and a mosque near my house used to do morning Azaan. When I used to be awake at that time, for me it meant day has arrived and I should sleep!
When I was asleep, I never even noticed that. But anyways! Try living near a Jaagran in Nau-Durga near Diwali.

 

[SarthakGanguly]

Never been to Gurudwara or a temple? They start blaring the loud speaker whenever they want and it is especially noisy during major festivals.

No.

You are wrong.

Never heard Gurbaanis (for example) on loudspeakers a good kilometer from their source of origin. Nor bhajans from that distance.

 

[T-Rex]

i am talking in general here in uk church synagogues dont use loudspeakers daily so why should mosques. i dont know about india loudspeaker use should be curbed regardless of religious affiliation its irritating

The church uses loud bells but that does not irritate you. Take off your Muslim mask before making these comments.

 

[Gadkari]

The last thing we want is an advice from a Jamaati.

On Azaan through loud speakers. I don't have any problem with banning loud speakers. But there are many other riigious organizations who blast their daily prayers and sermons throught loud speakers. Stop them too. @The_Showstopper the text book showing is a private school board guess some Sanghi infiltrated the director board.

LOL......... pretty much EVERY Non Muslim I know hates the loudspeaker noise from mosques ........ you must be crazy to think only "sanghis" hate that

 

[The_Showstopper]

The last thing we want is an advice from a Jamaati.

On Azaan through loud speakers. I don't have any problem with banning loud speakers. But there are many other riigious organizations who blast their daily prayers and sermons throught loud speakers. Stop them too. @The_Showstopper the text book showing is a private school board guess some Sanghi infiltrated the director board.

Not sure if it is infiltrated by Sanghi or not but the picture was included with some malicious intent.

 

[T-Rex]

The last thing we want is an advice from a Jamaati.

On Azaan through loud speakers. I don't have any problem with banning loud speakers. But there are many other riigious organizations who blast their daily prayers and sermons throught loud speakers. Stop them too. @The_Showstopper the text book showing is a private school board guess some Sanghi infiltrated the director board.

Last thing we want is RSS terrorists pointing fingers at others on a Pakistani forum.

 

[EndangeredSpecies]

Mosques ALL OVER INDIA use loudspeakers.

I am not aware of Temples ALL over India using loudspeakers. (Not the cement concrete make shift temples)

Provide proof of your claim.

When they do OH BOY! During Ganesh Utsav etc, there is a brutal competition among mitra mandalis who can blare loudest.

Keertan and Guru-baani are never brief! Whole day it goes and goes and goes.

 

[Gadkari]

Not sure if it is infiltrated by Sanghi or not but the picture was included with some malicious intent.

When the "truth" start looking "Malicious", then the reality you live in is "alternate"

 

[SarthakGanguly]

LOL......... pretty much EVERY Non Muslim I know hates the loudspeak noise from mosques ........ you must be crazy to think only "sanghis" hate that

The correct word is not 'hate'. Very few people know what is being said.
But it is not liked much. Anything repetitive all days of the year gets boring after a time. Can be better if it is kept at a particular time of the year. That makes events special.

 

[Arefin007]

The church uses loud bells but that does nor irritate you. Take off your Muslim mask before making these comments.

i am not religious i say what i want its not trolling

 

[SarthakGanguly]

When they do OH BOY! During Ganesh Utsav etc, there is a brutal competition among mitra mandalis who can blare loudest.

Comparing a temporal phenomenon with something more general (365 days a year) is not healthy.

 

[ranjeet]

Oh dear!

When you show a building with domes and arched gates.... guess what everyone gathers from it.

I saw a religious place and according to me it says religious places also create noise pollution. It's the pseudo seculars who saw just a masjid there.