A mosque in Regina, Saskatchewan, has been granted a weekly permit to broadcast the Adhan (call to prayer) outdoors following a city review of noise regulations. The Regina City Jamia Masjid previously paused its monthly Adhan broadcasts due to threats earlier this summer but was recently allowed to resume on a week-to-week basis after submitting survey results from local residents to the Regina Police Service (RPS). The permit aligns with the city's noise bylaw, which requires applications for weekly Adhan broadcasts. Factors considered include audio length, volume, zoning, and time of day. The mosque’s decision to reissue the permit reflects efforts to balance religious practices with community concerns. Authorities stated that the request met regulatory requirements, allowing the mosque to continue its tradition while adhering to noise restrictions. The mosque’s leadership emphasized the importance of mutual respect and religious freedoms in the process.