Some provincial governments across Canada made exceptions for Muslims to broadcast their call to prayer, known as the Azan, during the holy month of Ramadan. However, Quebec ignored the request for the last two years. @RehamAlAzem reports.#ramadan #quebec #montreal #mosques pic.twitter.com/hE6q3tA259
— CityNews Montreal (@CityNewsMTL) April 19, 2021
#WATCH “I think they don’t like it,” says Montrealer Zakariya Laidi on why Quebec may not have authorized the Muslim community to broadcast their calls to prayer during Ramadan, as other Canadian provinces allowed it, including Alberta. He says Quebec isn’t as open-minded. pic.twitter.com/g6qyGNKYon
— CityNews Montreal (@CityNewsMTL) April 19, 2021
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