Loud speakers should be confined to AZAN only or reciting durood after Nimaaz.the noise created takes away the essence and sanctity,,the noise created looks like a chaos...as if it is a jang..Islam does not encourage civil strife or conflict with authorities. Moreover, there is no requirement in Islam that requires the call to prayer to be through loudspeakers. At the time of the Prophet, the call to prayer was made by Bilal or other companions of the Prophet who used to climb on the roof-top of the mosque and make the call to prayer by word of mouth. They did not employ any device which was likely to make their voice heard over a longer distance. The use of loudspeakers in Muslim countries was introduced only recently, when cities became densely populated and a call to prayer was heard only in the immediate vicinity of the mosque. However, if there are certain factors which prevent the use of a loudspeaker, it should not be used. No one will be accountable to Allah for not using a loudspeaker to make the call to prayer. If the call to prayer is made in the mosque, it is well and good. Our Dialogue ( Source : Arab News - Jeddah ifeel use of loud speakers confined only to Azaan.All religious leaders need to sit together to fix a permissible noise level for places of worship: that, in one sense, was the response of Dr Zakir Naik, president of the Islamic Research Foundation (IRF), to the SS's call to tone down decibel levels in mosques.
there are ways in which people call for prayers. Temples use bells, a mosque depends on human voices, and other religions will have their own ways. I feel that all religious leaders can come together and thrash out the issue. They can decide if they want to have any of these or not. They can create one law that needs to be adhered to, by all.i remberImam khomeini gave a big sermon agaiunst use of loud speakers -----