Mustafa Nano defends the young man who inaugurated with the ezani: Muslims must accept this

Analyst Mustafa Nano calls on Prime Minister Edi Rama to react to an event that has occurred in Tirana in recent days. A young man working in a local comedy-making comedy in the capital is “running” due to threats of humor with the esan.

I haven't seen a report telling us who this guy is, where he is now, is in Albania or left Albania for nothing. I heard the club was closed, however, out of concern that our Taliban take dangerous steps. And the owners left without an address. For fear. It's an absurd situation, not understood, not unforgivable. For me, the Albanian prime minister must become alive and stand up for free speech”, Muc Nano writes, among other things.

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A serious event has taken place in Tirana, which no one is dealing with. In a Comedy Club (I didn't know there was one), someone with a comical disposition took the microphone and made irony with the esan. You know, the ezani is the prayer given to Muslims five times a day, which I never understood, and I don't understand all day, why there should be a call made with sound. I understand why it's made of sound in Arab countries: Arabs are all Muslims. And there are none but Muslims in this land.

There are others who are not few. And for the latter, listening to the ezani is not much fun, it's not fun at all, it's really a nuisance, just as it's a bother everything that a man gets raped in his life. You never thought about it? Think about it. That's right. We've accepted this, but it's one thing we have to put together for discussion, within a larger discussion of religious co-existence in Albania. I know you might find this a disturbing idea, a contractor, but this should be a discussion.

Muslims are part of Albanian society, and should have respect for the rest. They constantly seek respect, seek not to be offended, but are the first ones to respect others. And this respect should begin with a withdrawal of them. They need to find ways to keep Ezani, and whatever else has to do with their religion, for themselves.

Even the Albanian government has to think about it. But before going to this point, the government must do more simple things: He must stop the imams from broadcasting their religious speeches throughout the city. That's more than a nuisance. (This is every Friday in Cavaja, by the way. )

Back to what I was saying. So, someone's made irony with the esage. And this someone was then found under unprecedented online aggression. He has been reviled, threatened, even to death. I've never seen a journalist go to put a microphone in this guy's mouth, hear from him what he thinks about what he did, why he has to, would he do it again, and what he thinks about the big result of the Taliban who would like to play it.

I haven't seen a report telling us who this guy is, where he is now, is in Albania or left Albania for nothing. I heard the club was closed, however, out of concern that our Taliban take dangerous steps. And the owners left without an address. For fear. It's an absurd situation, not understood, not unforgivable. For me, the Albanian prime minister must become alive and stand up for free speech.

We live in a world where we are free to criticize and irony everything, every person, every personality, every prophet, every idea, and we have no right to criticize Islam. I know this isn't just our problem. It's a problem around the world. The Comedians, cartoonists, and everyone else gives themselves the right to mock every authority on Earth and Heaven, but there are scruples and fears when it comes to saying something about Islam. It seems that the world has been handed over to an obscurous ideology and reactionary. Unbelievable!