Adhan ban

Israel bans call to prayer 300 times at Ibrahimi Mosque

Monday-4-November-2019

Israel prohibited the Muslim call to prayer 298 times in the first half of this year at a historical mosque in the occupied West Bank city of al-Khalil.

Israel banned adhan at Ibrahimi Mosque 47 times in January

Saturday-2-February-2019

Palestinian Ministry of Waqf and Religious Affairs on Saturday said that the Israeli occupation authorities banned adhan (Muslim call for prayer) 47 times in January 2019.

Jerusalem council: Those annoyed by Adhan should leave

Sunday-6-January-2019

The Supreme Muslim Council in Jerusalem on Saturday said that the Adhan (call for prayer) is a Muslim ritual and those "annoyed" by it can leave the city.

Israel banned adhan at Ibrahimi Mosque 47 times in November

Sunday-2-December-2018

Palestinian Minister of Waqf and Religious Affairs Yousef Edeis on Sunday said that the Israeli occupation authorities banned adhan (Muslim call for prayer) at the Ibrahimi Mosque 47 times in November.

Israel closes Ibrahimi Mosque for two days

Tuesday-25-September-2018

Israeli occupation authorities on Tuesday closed the Ibrahimi Mosque in al-Khalil city for Jewish holidays.

Israel bans Muslim call to prayer at Ibrahimi Mosque 45 times in June

Sunday-1-July-2018

Israeli occupation authorities banned the call to prayer at the Ibrahimi Mosque in al-Khalil 45 times in June.

IOA bans Friday Adhan at Ibrahimi Mosque

Friday-6-April-2018

The Israeli occupation authorities (IOA) banned the Adhan (call for prayer) on Friday at the Ibrahimi Mosque in al-Khalil.

IOF banned Adhan 49 times at Ibrahimi Mosque in January

Thursday-1-February-2018

Minister of Awqaf and Religious Affairs Yousef Edais said in a statement on Thursday that Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) banned the Adhan (call for prayer) at al-Ibrahimi Mosque for 49 times last January.

Israeli government tables Adhan bill next week

Wednesday-24-January-2018

Israeli ministerial committee for legislation will again bring to discussion the bill that bans the Adhan (call for prayer) via loud speakers from mosques. The law will be voted on in the Knesset by the first hearing.