Israel is ready for tomorrow's parliamentary bill to ban the adhan of the morning from the loudspeaker, but there is a will in Palestine that can not be overtaken by the invasion gang!
WE WILL NOT RECOGNIZE ANY LAW THAT BANS ADHAN
Sheikh Ibrahim Sabri, the President of the High Islamic Delegation of Jerusalem and the Imam of the Masjid al-Aqsa, said, "We will not obey any law that will cause the occupation force to be in this frame. Because the prohibition of the adhan is contradictory to the basic moral of the Islamic religion. We will continue to raise the voice of the Masjid al-Aqsa." Sheikh Sabri emphasized that the Adhan is one of the slogans of Islam and has been going on since the 15th century in the form of a supreme invitation, "We will not obey any law that prohibits it and we will never cut the voice of the adhan." he said.
The draft law that established by extremist right-wing lawmakers in Israel, which was approved yesterday in the Legislative Affairs Ministry Commission, "prohibits reading the morning adhan from the loudspeaker" is expected to be voted on Wednesday (February 15th). The law will be sent back to the Commission of the Legislative Affairs if it is accepted in this first instance by the Israeli council (Knesset). If the parliament is referred to the parliament after consulting the committee, the bill will go into effect after the second and third votes have been made.
JEWISH SHOFAR WILL NOT BE BANNED
In the public opinion, the design of the law, called the oppressor, came to light during the last months, including "five times the adhan", but Israeli politicians opposed the bill because of the risk of forbidding the Jewish Holy Saturday (Shabbat). Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has begun work on the reorganization of the law so that Israeli politicians will be concerned. In the direction of Netanyahu 's instruction, the law was reshaped to prohibit readings adhan from speakers between 23.00 and 07.00 hours to resolve the concerns of Israeli politicians. It is stated that in case of glasses that do not comply with the law "prohibiting the reading of the morning prayer from the speakers" in case of legal enforcement, fine of up to 200 thousand dolars may be given. The bill, which attracted great response from the Palestinians and the Islamic world, has been on the agenda a number of times before, but has not been presented in the Knesset. Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu also stated that he supported the law forbidding the Adhan, claiming that "it disturbed people by causing noise."
"We will continue to raise the Adhan voice from Masjid al-Aqsa"
Sheikh Ibrahim Sabri, the President of the High Islamic Delegation of Jerusalem and the Imam of the Masjid al-Aqsa, said, "We will not obey any law that will cause the occupation force to be in this frame. Because the prohibition of the adhan is contradictory to the basic moral of the Islamic religion. We will continue to raise the voice of the Masjid al-Aqsa." Sheikh Sabri emphasized that the Adhan is one of the slogans of Islam and has been going on since the 15th century in the form of a supreme invitation, "We will not obey any law that prohibits it and we will never cut the voice of the adhan." he said.
What is the Adhan ban?
In the public opinion, the design of the law, called the oppressor, came to light during the last months, including "five times the adhan", but Israeli politicians opposed the bill because of the risk of forbidding the Jewish Holy Saturday (Shabbat). Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has begun work on the reorganization of the law so that Israeli politicians will be concerned. In the direction of Netanyahu 's instruction, the law was reshaped to prohibit readings adhan from speakers between 23.00 and 07.00 hours to resolve the concerns of Israeli politicians.
It is stated that in case of glasses that do not comply with the law "prohibiting the reading of the morning prayer from the speakers" in case of legal enforcement, fine of up to 200 thousand dolars may be given. The bill, which attracted great response from the Palestinians and the Islamic world, has been on the agenda a number of times before, but has not been presented in the Knesset. Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu also stated that he supported the law forbidding the Adhan, claiming that "it disturbed people by causing noise."
JEWISH SHOFAR TO CONTINUE
Scandal legislation has come into the agenda for months, including "five times Adhan", but Israeli politicians opposed the bill because of the risk of banning the Jewish holy Saturday (shabbat) and some other rituals they play at sunset time(Jewish Shofar). On top of that, while a new arrangement was banned between 23.00 and 07.00 hours, the wandering was not thus prohibited.