I want Tunisia to be a place where a woman can wear a veil or not, where we can pray or not. They are trying to break the mystical balance between tradition and religion in Tunisia. They are trying to burn our identity to replace it with something we don’t know.
Asma Ahmadi on Salafi leaders fighting for Shariah law after the revolution
Source: The New York Times
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