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Well, that won't affect the banks!
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At the risk of speaking out of turn.If this was to work over to England I can't say I would disagree. RACIST?..... NO!!!
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a 5am wake up call , coming to a town or village near you soon .
Would have been really useful when the Lead Mines were operating round here and the guys walked 5 or 6 miles over the hills to work .. |
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Meaning ?(lost me)
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you obviously havent slept near a minaret .
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If I knew what a minaret was,i maybe could comment.
Don't talk in riddles SDK(or at least words I understand) |
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I think JJ is referring to the muezzin calling the faithful to prayerfrom the minaret. But if you don't know what a minaret is, you won't know what a muezzin is.
Here's a Youtube vid with a minaret and a muezzin in it. You can't see the muezzin, but you can hear him. I wouldn't want to live next door to that racket. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBf0dHZTQTg |
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I found it rather beautifully hypnotic when i was in tunisia and morocco on holidays.
not sure if id feel the same if i lived next to one here though |
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mind you that video sounds like youd be living next to a formula 1 test track. FFS
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I very nearly typed a reply that I could have lived to regret.I am obviously rather clueless on this subject.So I will now stop myself from posting on the subject.
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motion carried
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/8385069.stm |
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France banning buggers, swiss banning minarets - progress at last - will be last comme d'habitude?
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I live within earshot of Birmingham central mosque and if there's an early call to prayer, I've never heard it.
There is one at about midday and one in the evening, neither of which bother me. Just more stirring from people who know no better imo. |