The city of Derborn residents of petition to enforce the noise law against the mosque

In Derborn, MichiganSome neighbors pressure the city officials to impose their noise law, saying that the daily call to the daily mosque to pray is disturbed and pampered.

Andrea Unger, who lived in Derborn for 40 years, said that loudspeakers in a mosque about a quarter of miles from her home carry a prayer for prayer several times a day, and often takes about five minutes. She said the sound is very high so that it can be heard clearly inside her home, and sometimes early at 5:30 am

It has been raising concerns with the police department and the city council over the past two years, but said the problem was continuing.

“Fox News Digital told the decree of our city not allowing unusual and annoying sounds for five minutes or more, but the mosque violates our privacy inside our house daily. This comes to your home, and you have no choice. “

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At the City Council meeting on September 23, UNGER has submitted a petition signed by 40 neighbors urging the enforcement of the city’s noise law, which prohibits “any noise, unusual, unusual, unusual or unnecessary noise.

The city decree states that noise in residential areas cannot exceed 55 decibels at night (after 10 pm) or 60 decibels during the day (from 7 am to 10 pm). Lookings of loudspeakers between 10 pm and 7 am

Unger said Fox News digital The call for prayer was recorded for 30 consecutive days and found that it has constantly exceeded 70 dB.

She emphasized that her concerns are not related to religion, but rather equity and equal enforcement.

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“The Supreme Court stated that there is no public school that may have a specific prayer for a specific God. However, this prayer of God prayed on the loudspeakers on the land of our school and our playgrounds daily. There is no atheist, Christian, Jewish, Catholic, or another allowed to use the loudspeaker to detonate a five -minute prayer in the homes of people in the eastern Derborn community. “

UNGER said that some of her neighbors were hesitant to speak publicly, for fear that they would be classified as hostility to Muslims.

“I heard a lot of people say: “I am happy because you said something”, because people are afraid to get names such as “Islamophobic”, like our mayor (Abdullah H. Hammoud) called (Dearborn Resident and Christian Mistrict)) Ted BarhamShe said: “Because you do not agree, we are not Islami, we are not hostile to Muslims, we are not hostile to the Jews. She told Fox News Digital:” We just want to live in society that it was (before) had changed two years ago to allow this. “

The city council president, Mike Sarini, told residents last week at the city council meeting that the police were investigating and already found violations of a decree.

“This is not legal, and we do not support him,” Sarini said, noting that he was waiting for a full report from the police chief before continuing the implementation.

the Islamic Institute of KnowledgeThe mosque lists in the UNGER complaint, seven daily prayer times on social media pages.

There were no multiple attempts to reach the mosque for comment.

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Another mosque in the city told Fox News Digital that he had reduced the voluntary sound system in response to society’s concerns.

“We always respect our neighbors.” He said that the center had closed a microphone broadcasting the invitation to pray until the matter is resolved.

The Derborn City Council drew widespread attention in September after Mayor Abdullah Homoud contacted that he was the Christian Minister of Derborn Ted Barham “racist”, “fanaticism” and “Islamovob” after he had caused objections to the signs of streets that were called the controversial Islamic leader.

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The Derborn Police Department and the City Council did not re -request the Fox News Digital for comment.