السويد: رفع أذان الجمعة من مآذن المساجد

خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

وافَق مجلس محلية "بوتكيركا" في العاصمة السويدية "ستوكهولم" - على السماح للمسلمين برفْع أذان الجمعة بمساجد المنطقة، وذلك بعد قيام فِرَق التحقق من التقنيات والسلامة بمهمة فحْص وضمان إذاعة الأذان من مكبرات المسجد.

وجاءت الموافقة بعد مرور أكثر من عام على الطلب الذي تقدَّم به رئيس الجمعية الإسلامية في "بوتكيركا" في 24 يناير 2012؛ حيث أصدرت إدارة الشرطة قرارًا مكتوبًا للجمعية الإسلامية، يتضمن الموافقة على رفْع الأذان يوم الجمعة من بين الساعة 1 و3 ظهرًا ولمدة تتراوح بين 3 و5 دقائق؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Prayer to be recited from minaret in Sweden

The necessary approvals have been obtained for the recitation of adhan (the Muslim call to prayer) for Friday prayers from the minarets of a mosque in Stockholm.

After a positive decision was received from the Botkyrka Municipal Assembly to the application for adhan (the Muslim call to prayer) to be recited from the minaret of the Fittja Ulu Mosque in the Swedish capital of Stockholm, safety forces completed their technical inspections and granted approval for adhan to be played on the mosque’s loudspeakers.

The recitation of the adhan was approved after municipal council members voted on an application submitted on January 24, 2012 by the President of the Stockholm Botkyrka Islamic Cultural Association, Ismail Okur.

The written decision delivered to Botkyrka Islamic Cultural Association President Okur by the police department indicated that adhan can be recited live from speakers at the Fittja Ulu Mosque on Fridays between the hours of 12:00 to 13:00 for 3 to 5 minutes.

Chief of Stockholm Police, Gunnar Edeland, also stated that the recitation of adhan from a minaret for Friday prayers posed no harm in regards to public order and traffic.

The recitation of adhan has been approved for the first time in Sweden.

Okur said that after technical shortcomings at the mosque were completed, a muezzin would recite the adhan for the first time Friday next week.

Construction on the Fittja Ulu Mosque began in 1998 and it opened for worship in 2007.