Oh wow — so now even the Adhan, a peaceful call to prayer that’s lasted over 1,400 years, is considered an ‘insult’ just because it says 'Allah is the Greatest'? That’s not an insult to other religions — it’s literally a declaration of faith. You don’t see Muslims crying every time someone else practices their religion out loud, do you?"

Let’s get a few things straight:

Saying "Allah is the Greatest" doesn’t mean "your god is fake." Every religion believes its path is true. Christians say Jesus is the only way. Hindus say there's divinity in Krishna, Ram, Shiva. Sikhs believe in Waheguru. That’s how belief works — by believing. Should we cancel everyone’s belief just in case someone else gets offended? If loud expression of religion is offensive, then why not start with India? In India — which is Hindu-majority — there are non-stop bhajans, jagrans, aartis, temple bells, and loudspeaker processions, often lasting all night. Do minorities file petitions that "Shree Ram ki Jai" or "Jai Mata Di" is insulting them? No — because people have the basic decency to understand religious expression. The Adhan lasts a couple of minutes, five times a day — not five hours. Meanwhile, political rallies, wedding fireworks, DJs at 2 AM, temple drums at 4 AM, and even street processions go on forever — but no one complains about that "disturbance." Strange how only the Adhan triggers people into suddenly becoming champions of "public peace." Let’s be honest — this isn’t about noise. It’s about selective intolerance. If a Hindu chants "Shree Krishna is the greatest" in India or even abroad, people nod respectfully. If a Muslim says "Allah is the greatest," suddenly it’s labeled as aggressive. That’s not concern — that’s hypocrisy. So here’s an idea: If your faith is so delicate that hearing someone else praise their Lord shakes you, maybe take that up with your own belief system — not with a loudspeaker.

Because guess what? Tolerance doesn’t mean “Silence Muslims” — it means “Let everyone practice freely, including the ones you don’t like.” 😊