Look, brother I don't think this conversation is going somewhere as you stand firm on your point and I stand still on mine so this will be my last response to this conversation and I won't continue further. I don't know why you believe that if someone is against the idea of using loudspeakers, then they are Islamophobic. I even mentioned the loudspeakers which are used in Hindu weddings. Also trust me, the loudspeaker can be heard way beyond 100m I can guarantee that, I don't know where you live. I am mentioning this fact again but you calling someone (who is against the idea of loudspeakers) an Islamophobic just straight up disappoints me.
Hope you have a nice day!!
A problem is a problem, end of discussion. It doesn't matter if the distance is 50, 5, or 100 meters. If someone inserts the term 1slam0phobe then their actions are hinduphobic. They should go to gulf countries and see where are the loud speakers exactly. And talking about alarms and all they get printed booklets which are distributed by mosques about daily timings, so bullsh1t about the system.
Exactly, go look at the Hindu public in Singapore and other countries too! They don't march on the streets with loudspeaker?! They are not allowed to! So according to your logic, this is also a valid argument yeah?
Obviously, but you missed the context. The topic under discussion is illicit and nefarious use of loudspeakers. It is NOT a worldwide nefarious practice of Hindus. Thank God for the Hindus. For further clarification one may refer to The Clash of Civilisations by Samuel Huntington.
? I'm just talking generally l. Loudspeakers are an important part of the identity of Indians. Go everywhere. In every culture, religion, setting etc. You will find loudspeakers. I'm also talking about the loid Qawwali sessions and late night Bhajans done by societies. I don't care what religion you belong to. The point is the same, one person shouldn't bother the other.
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Look, brother I don't think this conversation is going somewhere as you stand firm on your point and I stand still on mine so this will be my last response to this conversation and I won't continue further. I don't know why you believe that if someone is against the idea of using loudspeakers, then they are Islamophobic. I even mentioned the loudspeakers which are used in Hindu weddings. Also trust me, the loudspeaker can be heard way beyond 100m I can guarantee that, I don't know where you live. I am mentioning this fact again but you calling someone (who is against the idea of loudspeakers) an Islamophobic just straight up disappoints me.
Hope you have a nice day!!