The committee asked for no external public address system to be used to call worshippers to prayer and the mosque to not be used between the hours of 23:00 and 04:00.
Source/Credit: BBC News
By BBC News Web Desk | March 15, 2018
Plans to extend a mosque used by members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association have been given the go-ahead, despite 'hundreds of objections over traffic and noise fears'.
The community currently meets at a former office block on Sanatorium Road in Cardiff.
Cardiff council planners said they would be able to make it into a two-storey mosque with minaret, dome, community hall and Imam's residence.
Planning was granted with conditions.
Objectors to the proposals had gathered a 500-signature petition and a letter of concern was sent to the planning committee.
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