This is a confronting act by a religion that should be appreciative of there current circumstance.You don't arrive at another persons home demanding they adjust to you
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Lanieliz Abarca
2 months ago
I have no issue with anyone practicing their religion, but why does it need to be blasted through loudspeakers for the entire neighbourhood to hear? This is Australia—freedom of religion should also come with respect for those who don’t share the same beliefs. Practice your faith, but please don’t impose it on everyone else.
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Ray Thompson
2 months ago
We are a country with Christian values and the Islamic Ideology does not belong here.
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Margaret Johnson
2 months ago
I visit my friend in Sydney & she is very upset if this happens, as eventually it will be in every suburn.....
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Angelo Fountoulakis
2 months ago
As someone who is not Muslim, I find it inappropriate and offensive for these religious declarations to be broadcast through outdoor loudspeakers into my neighbourhood or any residential community. While I respect the right of Muslims to practise their faith, I do not believe residents should be subjected to amplified religious messages in public spaces without their consent.
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matthew robertson
2 months ago
Because we're not an Islamic country and I'm sick of the agenda being forced
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Margaret Corones
2 months ago
Australia was founded on Judea Christian beliefs and values. Immigrants must accept this or leave.
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Debbie Smith
2 months ago
If this is allowed they will take over. Come on Aussies stand up before there is no Australia to save
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Kieran Bankier Martin
2 months ago
Australia is not an Islamic nation!
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Cheryl BROUWERS
2 months ago
When migrants come to our country they usually choose to come here for a better life, they are attracted by our way of life. They don’t come here to change our country and push their own religions or beliefs down our throats. Responding with “ they can just close the ears or not listen” is a total disrespect and disregard for other residents in the area.
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Ian Frood
2 months ago
It is important not to loose the Australian identity.
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Aurelio Garcia
2 months ago
This is a Christian country and the last thing anyone needs is to hear a call to prayer.
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Heinz Richards
2 months ago
it's nothing but a push to show off their perceived" superiority"
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Rod Pursell
2 months ago
We do not need this in Australia. If they do not know when they are supposed to pray then they have a problem.
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Jacob Burnham
2 months ago
I am signing this as I believe Islamic culture does not suit Australia's way of life.
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Wendy Miller
2 months ago
There is no place in Australia for this - they’d complain if the church bells rang and they sound a hell of a lot better!
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Wendy Duffy
2 months ago
This is Australia. Unacceptable noise polution. Send a text message if they're too stupid to work out when to pray every day. If you dont like it, go back to the country you came from. Australians DO NOT want to here your rubbish!
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Janine Stevens
2 months ago
As it is not Australian
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Samantha Page
2 months ago
We are not Islamic we should not be subjected to this at all if they want a call to prayer go back to Islam
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Nadia Pomare
2 months ago
They dont belong in Australia. They can pray inside. We dont need to hear that rubbish
This is a confronting act by a religion that should be appreciative of there current circumstance.You don't arrive at another persons home demanding they adjust to you
I have no issue with anyone practicing their religion, but why does it need to be blasted through loudspeakers for the entire neighbourhood to hear? This is Australia—freedom of religion should also come with respect for those who don’t share the same beliefs. Practice your faith, but please don’t impose it on everyone else.
We are a country with Christian values and the Islamic Ideology does not belong here.
I visit my friend in Sydney & she is very upset if this happens, as eventually it will be in every suburn.....
As someone who is not Muslim, I find it inappropriate and offensive for these religious declarations to be broadcast through outdoor loudspeakers into my neighbourhood or any residential community. While I respect the right of Muslims to practise their faith, I do not believe residents should be subjected to amplified religious messages in public spaces without their consent.
Because we're not an Islamic country and I'm sick of the agenda being forced
Australia was founded on Judea Christian beliefs and values. Immigrants must accept this or leave.
If this is allowed they will take over. Come on Aussies stand up before there is no Australia to save
Australia is not an Islamic nation!
When migrants come to our country they usually choose to come here for a better life, they are attracted by our way of life. They don’t come here to change our country and push their own religions or beliefs down our throats. Responding with “ they can just close the ears or not listen” is a total disrespect and disregard for other residents in the area.
It is important not to loose the Australian identity.
This is a Christian country and the last thing anyone needs is to hear a call to prayer.
it's nothing but a push to show off their perceived" superiority"
We do not need this in Australia. If they do not know when they are supposed to pray then they have a problem.
I am signing this as I believe Islamic culture does not suit Australia's way of life.
There is no place in Australia for this - they’d complain if the church bells rang and they sound a hell of a lot better!
This is Australia. Unacceptable noise polution. Send a text message if they're too stupid to work out when to pray every day. If you dont like it, go back to the country you came from. Australians DO NOT want to here your rubbish!
As it is not Australian
We are not Islamic we should not be subjected to this at all if they want a call to prayer go back to Islam
They dont belong in Australia. They can pray inside. We dont need to hear that rubbish