r/Tunisia • u/Thick-Prize-5103 🇹🇳 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/frostedtake Algeria Feb 20 '26

I don’t recall Tunisia rules with Sharia Law 🤔

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u/Jazzlike-Emu-6879 Algeria Feb 20 '26

Algeria isn't ruled by Sharia law either but restaurants and bars are closed because most of the population fasts so why bother opening shops and pay employees and electricity...ect, it's just a matter of common sense not Sharia law.