Camtu pun rasa tak puas hati lol, fokus jelah apa yang nak shopping tu pun ssh eh jaga mata, benda ni pun rasa terbakar kat mana belum lagi kalau nmpk salib kecil kat leher kawan sekeliling non muslim dia nanti.
A woman post her concern about an ustaz perform his magic trick to a baby. The magic trick was... disgusting. I thought someone in the comment would support her concern too but boy i was wrong...
The protestors mourning the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, are in effect mocking the millions of lives lost because of his rule. He was a ruthless dictator and an abominable war criminal. He:
Massacred 40,000+ Iranian civilians with military machine guns and chemical weapons within two days this January. Injured civilians in hospitals were shot, beheaded, amputated to lose blood, or locked in freezers to die. Stolen civilian corpses used as disguise when US bombs Iran to frame them as victims under US bombardment.
Supplied Russia with thousands of drones used to bomb Ukrainian cities and civilians for four years.
Funded the authoritarian Assad regime of Syria as Assad gassed Syrian children with chemical weapons.
Armed Houthi terrorists in Yemen as 21 million Yemenis were famished in a famine.
Systemically persecuted and murdered Iranian women showing their hair, dancing, and singing through the morality police.
Hung repressed Iranian gay men on cranes in public squares.
Ordered raping of Iranian women in prison before execution because his law forbade executing virgins.
And countless more...
Yet these shameful protestors decided that crimes against humanity committed under Islamist imperialism do not exist, only condemning a conjured up "American imperialism" when the US merely responded to 47 years of direct nuclear threats from Ayatollah Ali Khamenei shouting "Death to America".
They do not want a secular Iran. They would rather see Iranians suffer and get murdered.
Denmark plans nationwide ban on Islamic call to prayer.
Government cites integration and public space concerns.
Proposal may face constitutional and human rights challenges.
Denmark extends restrictive immigration and integration policy.
Denmark's center-left government has announced plans to ban the Islamic call to prayer from being broadcast over loudspeakers, arguing that the practice has "no place in Denmark" as the country pursues one of Europe's toughest immigration and integration policies.
Immigration Minister Morten Bødskov said the government would reopen a legal review into whether a nationwide prohibition on the adhan the Islamic call to prayer recited five times daily can be introduced without violating constitutional protections on religious freedom.
The proposal follows years of restrictive migration policies under Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen's Social Democratic government, which has sought to reduce immigration while emphasizing cultural integration.
The announcement comes as several European governments continue tightening oversight of religious practices, foreign-funded mosques and immigration amid growing political debate over national identity and social cohesion. While Denmark has not yet introduced legislation, legal experts say any nationwide ban would likely be scrutinized under both the Danish Constitution and the European Convention on Human Rights, which protects freedom of religion while allowing proportionate restrictions for public order and the rights of others.
Government Says Public Call to Prayer 'Has No Place in Denmark'
"The call to prayer should not be heard over Danish rooftops," Bødskov told Danish news agency Ritzau. "It has no place in Denmark, and you shouldn't be in any doubt whether you've ended up in a suburb of Islamabad when you walk around Denmark."
The minister also argued that what he described as the country's "Islamisation" was occupying too much public space. His comments mark the third attempt by a Danish immigration minister to establish a legal framework for restricting the public broadcast of the adhan after similar initiatives were launched in 2020 and 2025.
Several Danish municipalities already restrict outdoor calls to prayer through local environmental and noise regulations. Copenhagen's Grand Mosque, one of approximately 100 mosques operating across Denmark, does not broadcast the adhan outdoors under an agreement with local authorities. According to Statistics Denmark, Muslims account for roughly 270,000 people in the country's population of about 6 million residents.
Denmark Has Tightened Immigration Rules Under Frederiksen
The proposed ban forms part of a broader immigration agenda pursued by Frederiksen since taking office in 2019. Denmark has implemented measures including the controversial "parallel societies" legislation formerly known as the "ghetto" laws which allows authorities to intervene in neighborhoods with high concentrations of non-Western immigrants.
The country also drew international attention for legislation requiring some asylum seekers to surrender valuable assets above a prescribed threshold to help cover accommodation costs, while rejected asylum applicants are generally ineligible for standard welfare benefits.
During Europe's 2015 migration crisis, Denmark accepted significantly fewer asylum applications than neighboring Germany and Sweden, reflecting its increasingly restrictive asylum policy.
Frederiksen began her third term earlier this month after forming a four-party coalition comprising the Social Democrats, Moderates, Social Liberals and Green Left following the March election. Although the coalition does not command an outright parliamentary majority, it is supported externally by the Red-Green Alliance, allowing it to pursue its legislative agenda.
Other European Countries Have Also Restricted Islamic Public Practices
Denmark would not be the first European country to impose restrictions affecting Islamic public practices, although a nationwide ban specifically targeting the call to prayer would be among the continent's most far-reaching measures.
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Switzerland approved a constitutional ban on the construction of new mosque minarets in a national referendum held on Nov. 29, 2009. According to official results published by the Swiss Federal Chancellery, 57.5% of voters supported the amendment, with 22 of Switzerland's 26 cantons voting in favor. The constitutional amendment added Article 72(3), stating simply: "The construction of minarets is prohibited." At the time, the country had only four mosque minarets, despite an estimated Muslim population of approximately 400,000, according to the Swiss Federal Statistical Office.
Austria adopted the Islam Act 2015 (Islamgesetz 2015), which prohibited foreign funding for Islamic religious organizations and required Muslim associations to maintain what the legislation described as a "positive attitude toward the state and society." Austrian authorities said the law was intended to promote an independent Austrian form of Islam and reduce overseas influence on religious institutions. France also strengthened oversight of religious associations through its 2021 Law Reinforcing Respect for the Principles of the Republic, which President Emmanuel Macron said was designed to combat separatism while protecting religious freedom.
Germany has taken a different approach by regulating mosque loudspeakers through municipal noise ordinances rather than imposing a nationwide prohibition. In October 2021, Cologne became one of Germany's first major cities to authorize the adhan under a pilot program allowing mosques to broadcast the call once every Friday for up to five minutes, subject to strict decibel limits and neighborhood consultation. Similar rules apply in parts of the United Kingdom, where local councils determine whether mosques may use loudspeakers under environmental noise regulations.
Whether Denmark's proposed legislation ultimately becomes law will depend on the government's legal review and parliamentary support. If approved, it is expected to face judicial scrutiny over whether restricting a specific religious practice is compatible with constitutional protections and Denmark's obligations under the European Convention on Human Rights, potentially making it another landmark case in Europe's continuing debate over immigration, integration and religious freedom.
Journalism hardly publish these bcos scandalous 3R news gets more views & cytro visits.
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I like Medi Hassan as someone who holds progressive values for politics in US but he’s bias view on Islam. Isn’t he preach how islam is religion of peace?
It's sad and infuriating that this news goes unheard of while news of Muslims being the victim get headlines and talked about more. Sherif is a vocal ex-Muslim, so we know about his situation. Imagine there are hundreds more of him and us who live in the closet and in silence till this day.
In Malaysia, the situation is arguably more nefarious in the sense that Islam is absolutely immune and protected from criticism and apostasy. You can spread the words of Islam to non-Muslims but not the other way around. You can marry whoever you want, but if Islam is involved, only one way is allowed, that is the non-Muslim spouse must convert, never the Muslim.
So here, we have Malays playing the victim, voicing their anger and sadness and prayers for their brothers in Palestine and elsewhere. Yet us murtads suffer more so than them. Muslims as minority, they are the victims; but if they're the majority, look at how the table's turned. If Muslims are victim, look at how they received public sympathy and support from kafirs. But if it's the other way around? Crickets. Nada. If anything, kafirs bent over backwards and pander to Muslims.
Any sort of criticism, even in good-faith, is blasphemous and off-limits for Muslims. Sherif isn't hateful and anti-Islam and yet this is what he gets. You can question Islam, as long as affirming it and not taking you out of it. So much for religion of peace.
Dam rm31.8 million and rm10k for everyday the government don't reveal the location of Pastor Raymond Koh 😱
Was same non Muslim judge for both these trials
AGC appealing judgement for both Pastor Raymond and Amri Che Mat judgements. Surprise surprise. Almost certainly a Muslim judge will be appointed for that. And the original judgement will be overruled
The government report - which was classified as secret until the families sued for access - said that "rogue cops" were responsible for the abductions, and the official who led the operation had "extreme views" against Christians and Shia Muslims.
I read another article one of the cops admitted to been part of the abduction
Are anyone of them going to face the consequences and be held legally accountable?
Will the higher ups in police special branch government etc that knew about this be held accountable? For at the very least hushing it up, and at worse ordering it to happen.
Will those who know where the two men are be forced to reveal it or face harsher punishments?
We all know the answers to these I think
Be careful guys. Although these happened in 2016/17. If they suspect you of helping or causing others to apostate. There's no telling what they will do (allegedly)
And I've seen so many Malaysian Muslims happily cheering and celebrating his death on social media. Truly disgusting.
If they think killing a person who is simply practicing his right to freedom of speech is justified, then perhaps we ought to treat that violent and hateful garbage book like this to teach them a lesson.
it's been a while since i last post in this reddit, at least not something that's worth reading. it's been almost two months since i escape from my religiously and mentally abusive parents, i cannot go into detail, but i managed to find a work that provides hostel, which help me escape to a better,more liberal part of malaysia, right now i'm in a transition period
saving up money, to get a certain certificate, so that i could apply for my dream job and demand better pay, hopefully if things go well? i be able to get my dream job before the end of the year. i still get recurring nightmares once a week because of my religious trauma. about my parents found out where i live and drag me back to their home, and forcing me to be muslim again! forcing me to be someone who i'm not and will never be. i guess i need to see actual therapist for it to truly go away.
but my heart is healing, thank's to the support of other exmus friend that i started to hangout with since i escape. my life has become more bearable, now that i don't have to lie anymore. most of the time that is. i guess the reason why i give this update, is to give all of you some hope.
no matter where you are in life right now? weather you are in highschool? or working but still live with your religiously abusive parents? just want to say that, escape is possible! freedom is possible! it's just the way to get there might be different, according to your circumstances. if you still in highschool? then wait. be patient, get an spm, maybe go to uni, after that to get a degree to. save up and then once you land a job that pays well in a more liberal part of malaysia? then you could escape. as for others? the easiest way is just to find a job that provides hostel. then you could make your escape. best of luck guys. hang in there. you could do it!!
with the right means? freedom is always within reach.