Germans Are Fed-Up With The Islamic 'Call to Prayer', MEP Warns 'It's a Land Grab' (Video)

Residents in Dresden, Germany, are fed up with hearing the Islamic call to prayer (adhan) as early as 6 a.m. during Ramadan. Maximilian Krah, a member of the European Parliament representing the Alternative für Deutschland party, referred to the noise blasting from the mosque as a “land grab.” A woman on the scene commented, ‘Well, they want to take us to the loony bin,’ while another man expressed his opposition by tweeting, ‘I don’t want this!'”

The mosque is part of a rising number of Islamic establishments across Germany (and other areas of Western Europe) that publicly summon Muslims to pray five times a day, every day of the week, using the declaration “Allahu Akbar” (meaning “Allah is Greater”).

The transformation of Germany into a Middle Eastern replica has left many citizens angry and frustrated. The incessant call to prayer from mosques, amplified through loudspeakers, is disturbing Germans’ peaceful mornings and evenings nationwide. To make matters worse, several of the 3,000 mosques in Germany have followed the precedent by adopting this practice. The adhan can be heard from afar, turning several German towns and cities into a reflection of an Islamic nation.

The West is choosing to advance Sharia by allowing the Adhan, which declares all religions except Islam false and is a symbol and declaration of Islamic supremacy. It is also an example of a cultural and civilizational jihad   and the submission of a Western city.

Cultural jihad is the attempt to change and subvert Western culture from within, or more simply put: to Islamize it—the Muslim Brotherhood’s strategy for the West.

Any concession that non-Muslims make to adopt Islamic norms and laws gradually erodes the foundations of Western civilization, undermines the principles of the rule of law, and ends the fundamental notion of equality for all individuals.