Episode

Should calls to prayer be broadcast?

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The Evan Bray Show
Published
Jun 25, 2026
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1110
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Summary

A downtown Regina mosque says it has received threats and hateful messages after beginning a weekly amplified Muslim call to prayer from rooftop speakers. The decision has also sparked a broader conversation about religious expression, community relations, and how Saskatchewan navigates religious differences. Joining Evan to discuss some of the nuances is Amin Asfari, the Law Foundation of Saskatchewan Chair in Police Studies at the University of Regina.