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Police Raid Tel Al-Sabi Mosque Over Loud Prayer Call, Sparking Outrage

By iPublish News Server (c)2022
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
The story · English

Widespread anger erupted in the Bedouin town of Tel Al-Sabi on Sunday after police forces raided the Al-Salam Mosque. Residents reported that the police entered the mosque's courtyards, including female officers, citing noise complaints related to the volume of the call to prayer and loudspeakers. Locals condemned the police action as a flagrant violation of the sanctity of religious sites and an infringement on freedom of worship, expressing dismay at the lack of respect shown for the mosque and worshippers.

The residents stated that the raid was conducted to enforce noise pollution laws. The extent of the police presence, including female officers, within the mosque grounds further fueled the community's outrage. The incident has led to significant public condemnation from the town's inhabitants, who feel their religious freedoms have been disrespected.

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