Denmark plans to ban public broadcasting of the Islamic call to prayer as critics say its incessant transmission from mosques and/or minarets shows disrespect to the wider community and leaves parts of the country feeling like “a suburb of Islamabad.”
Immigration minister Morten Bødskov, from the centre-left Social Democrats, is leading the nationwide move.
This is the third time a Social Democratic minister has pursued such a measure, following similar efforts in 2020 and 2025. The Adhan, performed five times daily, is already restricted in some cities like Copenhagen under noise bylaws.
Exceptions are granted, like bans on anti-democratic…
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