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In some ways I feel like Islam is being slammed down alot of persons throats, though they do not wish to be a part of it.
All it means is the people who voted this tower down did not want their community disrupted by the noise. This is not a stand against a particular religion, although, I do take issue with the Islamic views on women’s rights and the exclusive nature of their theology. In my opinion, when a religion brings restricted separation within a populous it’s not a step in the right direction. We are in this mess together and collectively will be the only way we can move forward.
It is a mostly a noise or zoning issue. They don't want people hooting and hollering from ten stories up at all hours. It's not much different than restricting the hours a church can play loud chimes, or limiting the height of a spire.