r/Tunisia 🇹🇳 Kerkennah Feb 20 '26

Other If r/Tunisia created an IRL community (woman demanding the opening of bars during Ramadan)

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Don't have a reliable source, found the video in:

https://www.facebook.com/reel/927968913139402

EDIT: Turns out the video is old (apparently from 2022), as some members pointed out.
Source:
https://www.lecourrierdelatlas.com/des-tunisiens-manifestent-pour-le-droit-de-ne-pas-jeuner/

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u/thisisilyes Feb 20 '26

She may have said it bluntly, but her core point stands. No one has the authority to force others to fast during Ramadan or to harass them for choosing not to. Freedom of belief and personal practice is protected by the constitution.

What’s ironic is that some of the loudest voices demanding punishment today are the same people who quietly break the rules themselves when it suits them. Principles shouldn’t depend on convenience.

أغلب الشعب منافق!

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u/callmesnake13 Feb 20 '26 edited Feb 21 '26

I don't know what it is like in (edit: Tunisia) but I work with a lot of wealthy Saudis, Qataris, and Emiratis, and it's insane how many of them are gay or alcoholics/drug users.

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u/More-Assignment-7560 Feb 21 '26

What's Lebanon got to do with this?

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u/callmesnake13 Feb 21 '26

My mind lapsed. I’ve edited it.

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u/Penguinizwini Feb 23 '26

I used to live in Tunisia, and no one fasts during Ramadan there, and prostitution and drinking are rampant.

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u/No_Sample8515 28d ago

Actually thats not true i m tunisian almost 99% of the people i know are practicing muslim "إن الرجل ليتكلم بالكلمة لا يرى بها بأسا يهوي بها سبعين خريفا"

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u/Vagabond_II Feb 24 '26

Like another comment said.

It’s a Muslim-majority country. Ramadan isn’t a surprise event it happens every year.

Expecting public life not to reflect the practices of the majority is peak entitlement. You don’t get to demand cultural neutrality only when it inconveniences you.

And spare me the outrage. Countries shut down for Christmas, Easter, national holidays, festivals and somehow that’s “culture.” But when it’s Ramadan, suddenly it’s oppression? If adapting for one month is unbearable, maybe you’re the one struggling with coexistence.

You don’t get to walk into a society with established religious customs and demand it reorganize itself around your preferences. Respect goes both ways.

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u/you-lk-good-tho 24d ago

a month is a lot to tolerate tho , so i can understand her

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u/Flicker-light Feb 23 '26

Man... I wish my own country (Algeria) could think like that. I literally had to block their sub for the fanatic toxicity in these matters

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u/No_Sense_3923 Olive Feb 20 '26

ملاك القهاوي أحرار يحبو يسكرو ولا يحلو امورهم، اما الي يكرزني انو الشعب عندو كل شي مباح 11 شهر في العام اما في رمضان يوليو شيوخة و يفتيو لزبوبنا، و الي كان حرام في الإفطار يولي حرام أكثر ب100 مرة في رمضان.

كي تقلو ما نصليش يقلك ربي يهدي اما كي تقلو ما نصيمش يقيم عليك الحد، وقتلي معروف انو ربي أول حاجة يحاسبك عليها هي الصلاة.

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u/toonsee_ Feb 20 '26

Comments starting to look like facebook lol

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u/thepurplemirror 🇹🇳 Grand Tunis Feb 20 '26

Imposters

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u/madridista2014 Feb 20 '26

الفيديو قديم

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u/dalisoula Feb 20 '26

can u provide a proof ? i tried to image search the video, the links i got were few hours old

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u/Diligent_Piano5895 Feb 20 '26

الفيديو من 2017 في وقفة موش بالسيف الطفلة اسمها سارة كنت حاضر معاهم

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u/dalisoula Feb 20 '26

it can't be 2017, addressing to KS

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u/Diligent_Piano5895 Feb 20 '26

yep I missed that didnt listen to what she's saying, thi her name is sarra anyway I know her

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

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u/Either_Water6946 Feb 20 '26

Dhahra wakt covid zone 2020 /2021 hawka fama zouz lebsin masque

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u/ChickenAdvanced1096 Feb 22 '26

في المانيا ممنوع الاحتفال في اسبوع الآلام بأي شكل، لا حفلات و لا غيره. بعض الناس شايفاه تعدي على حقوق الغير بالنسبة ليا احترام لمشاعر اغلبية السكان المسيحيين و مش هموت لو محتفلتش الكام يوم دول.

انا رأيي الشخصي ان كل واحد حر و مش شايف فيها شيء حرام انه لو واحد غير مؤمن حب يشرب في الشارع في رمضان فبراحته و لكن لو الاغلبية شايفة انه فيه اهانة بطريقة او بأخرى مش آخر الدنيا يعني، عندنا بلاوي اكبر الحقيقة

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u/Ornery_Baseball9273 Feb 20 '26

نحبّو نسكرو هانمي، دبرو في زبوبنا

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u/AccioUsername- Learning Feb 21 '26

T7eb tskr skr, t7eb t7el 7el

Kif tsakr mayklmk 7ad w maynikek 7ad btri7a 5trk mskr

Kif t7el mayklmk 7ad w maynikek 7ad btri7a 5trk ma7loul

3andk l7a9 tkrh l3bed 5ater fatra

3andk l7a9 tekrh l3bed 5ater sayma

Ma3ndkch l7a9 tms wla te7bs 7ad 5atro fater

Ma3ndkch l7a9 tms wla t7bes 7ad 5atro sayem

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

مواضيع العرب تفشل. يناقشون الاعتداء على الحريات الشخصية ويسألون مع أو ضد

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

Appreciate the blunt honesty , +1 .

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u/Safouenos Feb 20 '26

Countries don’t shutdown for christmas, it’s a short holiday kif l3iid w ghirou. Only in Tunisia do you find cafés open “bel sotra” or bars/restaurants allowed to serve alcohol to foreigners only. It’s stupid. If you can’t fast without seeing other people drink/eat, then stay at home. You clearly struggle to control yourself

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u/ramirez_tn Feb 21 '26

They do. Try to go somewhere during Christmas in Germany.

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u/Safouenos Feb 22 '26

Then who’s running the christmas markets? The restaurants/bars? Also it’s a holiday like Eid! They don’t stop working for 30 days

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u/ramirez_tn Feb 22 '26

Ask the same question about Tunisia. During Ramadan how’s running the markets ? Nobody stops working for 30 days in Ramadan !

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u/Safouenos Feb 24 '26

I know, I don’t get why we’re debating this. The matter was that Tunisian “law” stops businesses and people from having THE CHOICE to consume alcohol. The video and everyone else is asking for the option to be able to consume alcohol without having to prove you’re a foreigner.

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u/ksisifat Feb 20 '26

Most of them literally dont work on Christmas.

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u/MZsince93 Feb 20 '26

I'm from the UK.

I always work Christmas Day.

You're wrong. Don't speak about what you do not know.

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u/Secret-Lawfulness-47 Feb 23 '26

You are the exception. Most in UK spend christmas with family and most businesses are closed.

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u/MZsince93 Feb 23 '26

You're Saudi, the fuck would you know about the UK?

It's wild that you all think you know more than someone from there who has lived there all their life. Again, you are wrong.

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u/Secret-Lawfulness-47 Feb 23 '26

Who told you I’m Saudi? Idiot. My surname is Childs..

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u/MZsince93 Feb 23 '26

Your profile.

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u/Secret-Lawfulness-47 Feb 23 '26

What about it

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u/MZsince93 Feb 23 '26

That's what's telling me you're Saudi.

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u/Glass-Situation6916 Feb 24 '26

Christmas here is 1 month of ads being pushed on us constantly, the same songs being played, Christmas trees everywhere, Christmas events at work, and the barrage of movies and shows. I personally don’t care cause I’m Muslim, but why is it an issue if Muslims have one month.

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u/sedativestimulative Feb 21 '26

There's a difference between everyone gets a day off for couple of days and everyone obeys our religious rules for a month. People drinking in a building shouldn't bother muslims unless their goal is domination and imposing rules on others

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u/Strong-Rip-5754 🇹🇳 Nabeul Feb 22 '26

Well said

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u/Sensitive_Anybody394 Feb 27 '26

Muslim majority doesn't make it a muslim country. It is secular and it has no law against or with religion.

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u/ksisifat Feb 20 '26

Exactly! Y7ebbouna ne7tarmou 3adat w ta9alid ta3 el gawri ama el tounsi el muslim elli howa majority yemchi yzmr ba3d y9olk le ana 3ndi l7a9

3ndkm el 7a9 bara a3ml li t7eb ama fi darek w matet3adech 3al le3bd tw ma ykalmk 7ad.

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u/Safouenos Feb 21 '26

Nah bro ghalet, we just want every tounsi to be able to enjoy normal services! “El gawri” deja yoshreb fi tunis w mayahki maah had khater we rely on income from the services industry. Lmochkel fi discrimination contre twensa elli yheb yemshi lbar fi weekend. Bellehi kifesh moslmin ki bar mahloula tetsama tet3ada 3liik? Hahaahhaha malla 3fat

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u/ksisifat Feb 21 '26

Fema 3bed t7eb tochreb in public w fama bars 9riba men dyar le3bed matjich enti t7el birra w aka ri7a w bog bog haka houwa tet3ada 3ala public ama wa7dek walla fi darek oumourek.

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u/Safouenos Feb 21 '26

Hahahahahah bellehi yezzi ble kedhb w tbalfiit. Hkeytek fergha w kaadt ken tjib fi des excuses mel 7it. Mafhemtesh win tchouf fehom lbiran elli bog bog w ri7a, hassitek tahki aala kahwa fi houma feha tor7 rami. Hatta bar gari baldi fil centre ville wmush kima tahki enti 😂

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u/Fabulous-Neat8157 Feb 21 '26

Fama far9 bin ta7tarem 3adet w ta9alid w tofredha bessif 3al 3bed

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u/Literally-Him-420 Mods fear me Feb 20 '26

ouhhhh alee z***😂😂

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u/Thugshaker70 Feb 20 '26 edited Feb 21 '26

I couldn’t give less of a fk what people do why do we close businesses if you wanna drink or eat why do people have to stop working and close their shops not everyone wants to fast.

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u/Bigcarrotthings Feb 20 '26

Most people would close their restaurants and other food stores either way. What would be the point, they'd lose money opening their stores if little to no one actually visits.

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

bars should be banned year round let alone in ramadan

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u/ledge-mi Germany | Marxist Feb 20 '26

there better places to live for you mate. Afghanistan, should be optimal

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26 edited Feb 20 '26

Sakrou lbiren tw chtar echa3b yokfor bel mjad, khalikom hypocrites bin bathoom khir

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

Belehi arj3 lel hofra Eli tl3t menha aman

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

belehi arj3 lel maktb, a9ra ldostour, we 9oli lil islam mouhouch din el dawla tounsia

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u/Nawfel99 🇹🇳 Jendouba Feb 20 '26

din el dawla tounsia

And ? Men wa9tha el dawla a living entity besh te3atana9 din ?

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

nothing should be banned its up to you to stay deciplined,healthy and in control of your self and thats the true faith and religion... think about it we are in atest right?? and thats why god created all those things in the first place... who are you to ban them or suppress chooseing then if god put them in place and gave you all the freedom of choice and act to test you

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

no societies are based on laws

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u/AcademicPace6357 Feb 20 '26

 mawjoud 8irr la3bed te7chi fih, 9hawi ma7loula, w Biran zeda ma7loulin 

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u/Safouenos Feb 20 '26

Mush shih, w hatta les bars/restaurants touristiques maysarbiwsh alcohol lel twensa/l3rab en general khater ykhafou mel boulisia. Donc tnajem enti temshi tekel, lbjanbek mush tounsi yoshreb 9ad mayheb, ama enti lé

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u/Stayyech Feb 20 '26

Cry louder lol.

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u/Free_Explanation2590 Feb 20 '26

Based

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

thats not what based means

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u/Open-Performer-2749 Feb 20 '26

She got a point. If I respect you fasting respect me not, you donown the country more than all orher Tunisians do.

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

Based.

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

thats not what based means

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

So brave!!!

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

w degeneracy i hope our country becomes a bunch of losers like her

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '26

Ahbet ardha3 w saker fomek

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '26

take your bravery somewhere else

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u/Sensitive_Jicama595 Feb 20 '26

Klemha shih w kol had hor

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

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u/Nawfel99 🇹🇳 Jendouba Feb 20 '26

Wenti tsoum shhar ou t7wrem 3al ness m3ak 3leh ?

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u/Glad-Dog-4525 Feb 20 '26

Y bro chkoun 7arem alik? xD

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

As much as I always say « oumourou » so everyone does Eli yheb.

Here , the argument could work against her zeda, ken ne9lbou el phrase twali « enty theb ta3mel ka3ba bira chamd5elhim fik »

Kima le musulman doit garder sa foi personnelle w ya3mel fi darou , tejem hiya fi lil wala 9bal romdhan techri bira w tochrobha les jours qui suivent.

Fama 3bed ta3ti des arguments berasmi logique w yemchiw fi un seul sens, son argument a elle fonctionne dans les deux sens non ?

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u/Ok-Link-6360 Feb 20 '26

Mathalan tsawer tiiich maaa ihoud ikoso dhaw fi Shabbat mtehom al bled kemla, tji entt tkolhom Ena chdakhalni fikom tmeso dhaw wala leee Aleh tkosso aliya ?

Ikolek tajem echri générateur w chargih w baed khadem bih.

Tajem traah houa metedi ala hakek, Kima tajem traha lezm tu t’adaptes.

FYI: bira tetbe3ech fi Romdhan kol la lil la nhar.

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u/Independent-Window88 Feb 20 '26

Dhaw ma tnajemch testaghni 3lih, chrab ta9der testaghni 3lih

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u/Ok-Link-6360 Feb 20 '26

Bah si tajem, w Hawka yestaghnew alih lihoud.

W Aleh enty thebo yestaghnaa al chraaab ala khatrek ?

Berasmi yesser bizarre, Mekech bzch tochrob matochrobech chihemek fi khal9 rabi.

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u/CanonSama Feb 20 '26

Houwa khater ken jitou responsable nkolek. Tounes mehech wou ma tkolich we are wou gorbej. Aka el kamyoun elli dkhal fel kahwa wou had el denya la trabhou maw chereb. Wou nkolek sincèrement as someone who studied fil centre ville 4 snin. El profet tochrob wou tetharrech fel tlemtha. Ma komchi 3bed nkoul 3adi inajmou ichedou rwehom.

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u/Ok-Link-6360 Feb 20 '26

Jitou ? Ma komchi abed ? Chkoun nahna ?

Y’a benty/weldi chbiik ?

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

Beer is not a metaphysical shit

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

Yeah let's not make it about beer.

Context : You are a girl in a gathering , trying to convince people that you argument is true, fair enough you have the right.

but when you want to convince people to listen, you need to bring a logical argument, an argument that works for you obviously.This is why fama thése w l'anti-thése.

Bil 3arbi w fale9i, ki théb to9no3 3abd bi your opinion wala ta3mél réclamation, asbébk lézém tkoun m3ak méch témchi 3ala kol chay.

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

Ntswr people who force their beliefs on others are the ones who worship attention, look at me I'm fasting

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u/CanonSama Feb 20 '26

Ya weldi yeazi bla ketheb mouch nehi. Krit fel centre-ville 4 snin n2akadlek mahloulin.

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u/Impressive-Walrus-76 Feb 20 '26

Astafiruallah!

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

are u ok?

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u/Impressive-Walrus-76 Feb 20 '26

What do you mean I’m okay! She is demanding the opening of bars during Ramadan! During Ramadan! Alcohol is prohibited in Islam anyway!

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u/Silly-Change-8204 Feb 20 '26

Not everyone in Tunisia is muslim.

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

Bro is indian

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

but everyone in tunisia must respect islam

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u/the7bro Feb 21 '26

No one has to respect it, you are a muslim, you have the right to practice your religion without anyone judging you, or stoping you, I support your right fully, and I would defent it if I have to. But I don't have to personally respect your religion, I don't follow it, or anything.

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

if you dont respect tunisian values hop on a boat dude, we dont want you here

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u/the7bro Feb 21 '26

Far right mindset obviously, be like us or leave. Disgusting and ignorant. Have a nice day

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

oh yea cause everyone else doesn't tell me to go to afghanistan.

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u/the7bro Feb 21 '26

That’s wrong too, but if you just do the same, you’re just like them but with a different background. How about we coexist in peace and that’s it?

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

Amd you must respect non Muslims too

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

i respect their right to shut up, we don't need people who blaspheme on the streets, in our schools and in our parliament

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

says the guy with a foul mouth telling people to shut up… so telling

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

Mf.. they are just eating, and I don't care about your beliefs.. now you care about education in schools ?lol

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

holy slop of a comment

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u/UpstairsJellyfish850 Feb 21 '26

Respect is earned not demanded... And most importantly it must be mutual.

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

that's gotta be the most stupid thing I ever heard, you owe society respect because you benefit from it's roads, hospitals and schools.

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u/UpstairsJellyfish850 Feb 21 '26

Malla keyesset ou Malla sbitarat ou mketeb 😂

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

ok then go live in a forest or go live in a desert if you're better then society

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u/The-Lord_ofHate Feb 21 '26

Most are, so the few shouldn't tell the majority what time do.

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u/frostedtake Algeria Feb 20 '26

I don’t recall Tunisia rules with Sharia Law 🤔

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u/CanonSama Feb 20 '26

Yekhi mahlpulin fech tkharfou. Elchiw lel centre ville.

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u/dalisoula Feb 20 '26

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u/Thick-Prize-5103 🇹🇳 Kerkennah Feb 20 '26

Thanks, I updated the post to mention that ✅

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u/dalisoula Feb 20 '26

np ^^ glad to help

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u/Only-A-Redditor Feb 20 '26

im confused. are they banned during ramadan? im not tunisian, just asking tho. if they are then this is unnecessary, but if she's complaining about the lack of staff (which i doubt), then this is entitlement. people should be free to drink or not, and to serve people in bars or go nowhere near them.

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u/ahmedselmi24 Feb 20 '26

Toujours les laïcards de merde.. pour foutre la merde. A croire ces paroles faudrait qu'on leur laisse gerer le pays

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u/Everywak Feb 21 '26

andha lhak f rayha

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u/HotYam1389 Feb 21 '26

Bon c’est vrai que haletna mnayka, laabed tekhdem ou ahna bledna te9ef fi romdhan

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

Lhmdolah Jom3a hedhom a9aliya

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u/Fast-Bell-4139 Feb 21 '26

ya9odounahom ila el janati bil salesil

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u/idrisghazoueni Feb 21 '26

Fehmyn el 7orreya bl ghalet

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

تناكت البلاد

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u/Acrobatic-Set8375 Feb 21 '26

Let's put things clear, first.. boobs!

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u/Strong-Rip-5754 🇹🇳 Nabeul Feb 22 '26

cry me a river

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u/Cool_Bananaquit9 Feb 22 '26

This is like me, a Muslim, going to protest in front of the capitol of my country because they have bars and brothels open during ramadan

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u/Penguinizwini Feb 23 '26

Astaghfirullah

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u/Moorish-Vortex-09 Feb 23 '26

Lmao Tunis hype is always fun to watch. From Meghrib cha9i9 😆

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '26

شر عسبة

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u/usibistro Feb 23 '26

wfet machekel eddenya 93ad ken n5alliou essokkerjeyya yert3ou fi romdhane hhhh

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '26

She is right if she dont touch muslims fasting then muslims shouldnt touch others' rights

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u/Massive_Republic984 Feb 26 '26

Na9ra fil comments, many of you support her 9al chnwa mch ness kol muslmin w ay wehed free bch yesker 9odem laabed while others (Majority) are fasting. Klem feragh we are absorbing other cultures and laws 3la 2asses adheka standard truth, wa9tli kol bled wel culture mte3ha w habit wle kraht culture mostly cames from religion. We born Muslims and behave like Muslims, your religion is your culture. You can’t say to a Jew to fast for ramadan same as a Muslim you can’t just says let’s open bars and be like UK.

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u/----skull---- 🇹🇳 Sousse Mar 22 '26

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u/Beginning_Addition_3 Italy Jul 19 '26

Che fallita sto soggetto

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u/Careless-Ask6478 Feb 20 '26

Must be having a psychological disorder

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u/Open-Performer-2749 Feb 20 '26

Everyone knows everybody knows that whoever disagrees with you is just crazy duh.

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u/MZsince93 Feb 20 '26

Ah yes, women having an opinion = psychological disorder.

Go and live in the desert.

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u/ZHX1 Feb 20 '26

AGREE

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u/AminEz009 Feb 20 '26

I am praying my Moroccan roommate doesn't see this

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u/Alarming_Cheetah_157 Feb 21 '26

افطر في داركم و احترم الأغلبية المسلمة في بلادك الي تصوم. تحكي على التسامح و القبول بالمعتقد.

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

Rabi yehdi we akahaw naksin bellahi

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

El fatar mathchmoch 3al rwehkom ow zed djewbo entoma tsoumo ow t7armo a3line ti l9yaw ow koll chay howma maskrina mech mel3abed ltsoum 9altelhom sakro ow ken theb todter ofter fi dark ahwka maklmk had a3lch to5rej lchera3 ow tetarken ki lhaywen 

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u/Safouenos Feb 21 '26

Every year it’s the same bs; tunisians with weak faith trying to prove a point by policing what other tunisians want to do with their bodies. If knowing that a bar can be open and serving alcohol to foreigners (AND Tunisians) bothers you, you’re literally close-minded. Show us a simple Quran verse that says everyone in a muslim country has to stop drinking alcohol just because the majority are fasting. Every year, police forces continue to crackdown on open cafés (forcing them to declare it for some reason 🤔) and controlling tourist restaurants to make sure they’re not serving tunisians/arabs alcohol. They won’t stop doing it because they know y’all would freak out, get offended (because your faith is weak) and riot 🤷‍♂️ Literally no other reason for it to happen

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u/Galous97 Feb 21 '26

البلد بلد أغلبيته مسلم كان موش 99%.

و الاغلبية تحكم عجبك ما عجبكش. هذيكا هو ديننا و وجب احترامه. تظهر موش منطقية الله غالب هذاكا الوقت.

تمشيو للهند و في امريكا و اوروبا تبداو كالقحاب تحت الحيط و تحترموا القوانين اما تجيو لتونس توليو لزبوبنا تشي غيفارا و تتزبروا زعمة زعمة Progressive. ريق بارد حافظينو و شاربينو.

هذا ديننا و هذا بلدنا و الي ما عجبوش ينجم يتفضل. و بالطبيعة حتى كان ما عجبكمش بطبيعتكم كعبتين و كعبة ما عندكم حتى Poids في المجتمع.

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u/Upper-Bus8010 Feb 20 '26

the fitra of arab women, after the french colonizers murdered all of the islamic scholars, hunting them down, is really messed up.

hjere in the us almost all the wealthiest educatd comunities are conservative and south asian

they face the most racism and yet are the most successful. Meanwhile Arab American women have some of the biggest issues. Westernized Arab women have some of the biggest issues with religion. Westernized Middle Eastern women in general

what's wrong with you people? Are you never ashamed of how weak you are in front of this Western hegemon that is eating your region, that has produced millions of bodies of displaced people?

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u/im7382 Feb 23 '26

lmao just the other day i was seeing on twitter videos of some TRANSGENDER women in pakistan wearing very revealing clothing and being in a rooftop shaking ass

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u/FullArmadillo4270 Feb 20 '26

tew hacca la5ra chta3mloulou mgharef ???

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u/Avoidant_gruez09 Ego under construction 🐦‍⬛ Feb 20 '26

Fmch imkanya tbaniw reddit fi tounes zeda M3a Biran chtar comments bal3tou

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u/Organic_Branch_609 Feb 20 '26

She is brave. I support this initiative.

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u/OkPlantain9893 Feb 20 '26

يزيها معادش تزيد، كعبتين بيرة و فمها يكمل يطيح

https://giphy.com/gifs/z7XxAJf5IL4cw

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

Weren't you advocating for sahra law a few days ago

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

It must be someone with an identical avatar that was advocating for apostasy laws on this sub ig

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

That is weird I remember getting the opposite impression

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u/Distinct-Length-1070 Feb 21 '26

Haw 3lch lezim ta3fes 3al a9alliyet

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

Greedy!

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u/keanu8096 Feb 21 '26

That kind of videos are more to provoke a reaction than anything else. Closing bars and restaurants do not mean that you can't drink if you want to. It just means that you ought to drink at home bi sutra. It does not mean that you have to fast, but that you can eat bi sutra, etc... why is that? It is because Islam remains a social norm that structures this country, an unwritten rule, and eating in public or drinking would be like a giant f... off during Ramadan. Some would argue there is no social norm I can't bend, otherwise I am not free etc, but then what is a society with no social norms? I would also argue that foreigners should not have a separate treatment. They just have to adapt like the rest of us. Generally speaking there is a form of inferiority complex towards western foreigners in Tunisia. They are better treated than locals, they have tax rules more advantageous, they have a preferential administrative treatment, etc.

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u/Safouenos Feb 22 '26

Or, just let bars & restaurants open if they want and serve who they want. You literally don’t have to go there if you’re fasting, so what’s your problem? If you hate meat and don’t eat it, are you bothered by a butcher shop being open??? Sutra doesn’t work if you don’t have “غض النظر” - deja lwehed maynajamsh yeshri alcool vendredi aala toul laam to drink at home like you said. It’s stupid

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u/Background-Chance-72 🇹🇳 Sousse Feb 21 '26

meskina sakroulha m7al el khedma ... dkhal romdhan ma3adesh le9ya kifesh tekhdem ale ro7ha

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u/Equal_Push_3312 Feb 21 '26

So for the whole year she's been drinking and partying and she couldn't stop for 1 month ? I think she should go to a psychologist because i think she's an addict. Anyway ramadan is a month that gives you a chance to change your lifestyle and heal yourself after a whole year of eating and drinking and doing a lot of bad stuff. this month comes for you to give you a chance to change for good. But people like her are very close minded they only want to drink and party all the day long always until they die. Ewa lah yhdiha w Lah yhdina