This is a list of countries and jurisdictions that have imposed restrictions, regulations, or bans on public Islamic prayers (salat or namaz) conducted on roads, streets, sidewalks, parks, or other public spaces.
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Asia
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Restrictions on roadside Islamic prayers
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Public-order regulations
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Muslim congregational prayers are generally expected to occur in mosques
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Public Muslim prayers outside designated areas regulated
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Public safety and urban management
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Unauthorized public Islamic gatherings may be penalized
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Restrictions on unofficial congregational Islamic prayers
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Religious administration
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Friday prayers required in licensed mosques
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Restrictions on roadside namaz in several states
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Traffic control and public order
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Restrictions vary by state and locality
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Restrictions on public Muslim prayers
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State security and religious regulation
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Particularly enforced in Xinjiang
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[5]
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Europe
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Restriction
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Muslim street prayers banned in parts of Paris
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Traffic management and secularism
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Alternative indoor prayer spaces were later provided
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Restrictions on Muslim prayers in some Islamic centres
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Zoning and safety regulations
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Monfalcone restrictions generated political controversy
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[7]
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North America
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Restriction
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Basis
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Public Islamic prayer restrictions debated in Quebec
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Secularism policies
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Discussions included prayer rooms in educational institutions
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[8]
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