Latvian Laws Don't Prohibit Mosques, But No Current Plans for Construction

While Latvian laws do not forbid the construction of mosques, the local Muslim community currently has no plans to build new ones, instead utilizing existing prayer spaces and awaiting the completion of a new Islamic Cultural Center project.

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Likumi neliedz, bet mošejas nebūvēs. Vai musulmaņu tiesības var ierobežot

Lai gan Latvijas likumi neliedz celt musulmaņu dievnamus – mošejas –, pašreiz tādu plānu vietējai kopienai nav. Šobrīd Latvijas musulmaņi izmanto esošas lūgšanu telpas un gaida jaunā Islāma kultūras centra projekta pabeigšanu. Tomēr marta vidū Rīgā uz ielas notikusi musulmaņu lūgšana raisīja sabiedrības neizpratni un diskusijas, vai to drīkst pieļaut.

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Latvian Laws Don't Prohibit Mosques, But No Current Plans for Construction

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Likumi neliedz, bet mošejas nebūvēs. Vai musulmaņu tiesības var ierobežot

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