A Muslim voted in to run New York City and we also have a felon running our country.

More baloney from the internet. Let’s see this posted and fact checked in a reputable paper before believing such a bullshit story. Originally Posted by txdot-guy

You and Jazzy can hold my beer


https://www.umva.net/tips/article/58114


SNICK

That story is easily verified in 100 different places. You guys never heard of Google?

That story is easily verified in 100 different places. You guys never heard of Google? Originally Posted by Jacuzzme

Or AI

Yes, New York City recently allowed mosques to broadcast the Islamic call to prayer, known as the Adhan, without needing a permit. This change permits the call to be amplified every Friday and during sunset throughout Ramadan.
amNewYork New York City Government

NYC passed it in 2023. But it’s obnoxious under Mamdami.

Might be time for St. Patrick's Cathedral to start ringing its bells as loudly as possible 5 times a day.

Or AI

Yes, New York City recently allowed mosques to broadcast the Islamic call to prayer, known as the Adhan, without needing a permit. This change permits the call to be amplified every Friday and during sunset throughout Ramadan.
amNewYork New York City Government

NYC passed it in 2023. But it’s obnoxious under Mamdami. Originally Posted by bambino

Maybe you should do a little more research.

York City, under Mayor Eric Adams, now allows mosques to publicly broadcast the Islamic call to prayer (Adhan) on Fridays and during sunset in Ramadan without needing a special permit. This policy, announced in August 2023, aims to foster inclusivity, allowing amplification at reasonable noise levels (10 dB above ambient sound).

Key Details of the New York City Policy:
When: The Adhan can be broadcast every Friday between 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m., as well as during sunset prayers daily during the holy month of Ramadan.
Permit Exemption: Mosques no longer need to apply for a permit to use sound devices for these specific times, cutting red tape that previously hindered such broadcasts.

Sound Limits: The NYPD’s community affairs bureau will work with local mosques to ensure the amplification does not exceed 10 decibels over the ambient sound level, adhering to noise guidelines.

That’s not five times a day and it’s not at 5:30 in the AM.

That story is easily verified in 100 different places. You guys never heard of Google? Originally Posted by Jacuzzme

I find it hilarious that you think google fact checked this story? If it’s easily verified then please point to a source that has verified the claim.

Might be time for St. Patrick's Cathedral to start ringing its bells as loudly as possible 5 times a day. Originally Posted by lustylad

I bet most of the Mooselums in NYC don’t have a clue which direction Mecca is!!! Mamdami will put up street signs!!!!

I find it hilarious that you think google fact checked this story? If it’s easily verified then please point to a source that has verified the claim. Originally Posted by txdot-guy

I did twice. Just admit you’re wrong. What’s hilarious, but not surprising , is you’re denying facts and reality.

TX is right, Bam. Sorry

TX is right, Bam. Sorry Originally Posted by HDGristle

No he’s not. Your weak effort to try to save the day has failed. As I said previously, NYC passed an ordinance in 2023.


https://apnews.com/article/new-york-...16fa7a18baffb6

Why do they need to be called to prayer? Don't they own watches?

Does Mamdani have a prayer rug on the floor in Gracie Mansion? Anyone got a pic?

Another link from a 2 minute google search


https://barenakedislam.com/2026/02/1...ll-around-nyc/


But the TDS amigos are still denying it

I hear you can get a Sea-Dweller for $39 in Minneapolis.

Why do they need to be called to prayer? Don't they own watches?

Does Mamdani have a prayer rug on the floor in Gracie Mansion? Anyone got a pic? Originally Posted by lustylad

I think they have sundials. Which don’t work around skyscrapers.

This is why people shouldn’t believe everything they read on the internet. The story of the call to prayer occurring five times a day in New York city is demonstrably false. It’s simply not true.