is this kufr duna kufr?
Tunisia Removes Islam from the Constitution
- Thread starter Omar del Sur
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is this kufr duna kufr?
Big shame. This is the same dude who proudly stated Tunisia was an Arab-Islamic state, but then goes ahead with this?
Nothing new Tunisia has always been a secular country just not in name. Read about Bourghiba
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Habib Bourguiba - Wikipedia
Nothing new Tunisia has always been a secular country just not in name. Read about Bourghiba
Habib Bourguiba - Wikipedia
I know about him... but them removing Islam from the constitution implies it was there in the first place, so they're going in a way that's even more unislamic than status quo... I'm not sure who put Islam in the constitution to begin with, I'd be surprised if Bourgiba did it but I don't know either way
Definitely not Bourghiba that Guy was a hardcore secularist Islam must have been put in the constitution after him
that's what I figure.... but maybe he would have done it just to fake like he was pious.... you know like a lot of times you have hardcore munafiqeen who still pretend to be Muslim occasionally for... whatever reason... ok let me ask chatgpt and figure out who put it there
ok this is what chatgpt says, you're right it wasn't the first guy, I thought maybe the first guy did it to fake being pious
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Islam has been an integral part of Tunisia's identity for centuries. However, the specific inclusion of Islam in the Tunisian constitution can be attributed to the Ennahda Party, which played a significant role in the drafting and ratification of the new constitution in 2014.
The Ennahda Party, an Islamist political party, has been a key player in Tunisian politics since the country's revolution in 2011. In the aftermath of the revolution, Tunisia embarked on a historic process of democratization, leading to the drafting of a new constitution that aimed to enshrine principles of pluralism, freedom, and equality.
In negotiations and discussions surrounding the constitution, the Ennahda Party advocated for the explicit recognition of Islam as the state religion, a provision that was ultimately included in the final text of the constitution. This recognition of Islam in the constitution affirmed Tunisia's historic and cultural ties to the religion while also acknowledging the importance of religious freedom and tolerance.
It is important to note that the inclusion of Islam in Tunisia's constitution was a result of political negotiations and compromise among various political parties and stakeholders. It reflects Tunisia's commitment to balancing the principles of democracy and religious identity in a manner that respects the diversity and pluralism of its society."
At least they have the balls to own it up. It's better than what KSA and UAE are doing.
I looked up the 1959 constitution, and apparently it included Islam as the state religion. I guess Bourghiba included that in there to avoid too much backlash
Interesting never knew about that.
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Keep it a boqol
VIP
look at his face. absolutely no noor
Garaad Awal
Former African
Tunisians are Turkish & Albanian level type of Sakhraamiin. It is very rare to find a normal Tunisian Muslim. This is complete opposite compared to their neighbours of Algeria & Libya.
Didn’t Tunisia have a female PM?
tyrannicalmanager
pseudo-intellectual
religiosity increased actually.How much has the trend continued over the last 5 years with the rise of tiktok
lmoa, the muslim brotherhood won plurality Tunisia's elections once, and came as the second in the next elections.
Garaad Awal
Former African
I watched a BBC Arabic documentary where something similar happens in Egypt. Even high-end restaurants wouldn’t allow hijab wearing women to enter.When I went to Tunisia, the hotel I was staying at kicked me out the pool because I had my awrah covered. I’m not shocked at all by this.
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