Denmark's Social Democrat immigration minister Morten Bødskov has launched a legal review into banning public broadcasts of the Islamic call to prayer, saying parts of Denmark feel like 'a suburb of Islamabad.' Ingraham framed the adhan's purpose as 'disruption and domination of the public square' — that's her interpretation, not something the reporting establishes as an actual goal. Worth knowing: this is the third such attempt by Danish Social Democrats (after 2020 and 2025), Copenhagen mosques already don't broadcast outdoors under local noise rules, and only a small number of Denmark's roughly 100 mosques publicly broadcast the adhan at all.