Tunisia is so left out that I don’t see it anymooooooooooooooooore.

Tunisians have always felt that the elections are a mere chore that won’t achieve any of their goals. People need some time to understand the real elections that are required now. We are also used to doing things at the last minute. (For example, see how crowded bookstores are at the beginning of the school year, even though students have the lists of the needed school supplies since June.)

May Allah have mercy on us.

As long as the symbols of corruption remain in power, it’s impossible for Tunisia to become a democratic country.

It is absurd to think that a democratic Maghreb can be achieved through storefront elections as we were used to for over half a century. In Tunisia’s case, however, these elections might mark the first step towards democracy, provided that the ruling regime: – Does not exclude Islamic parties (like all Arab countries). – Rehabilitates the RCD in order to apply the non-exclusion principle. – Ensures transparency and neutrality. For their part, political parties have to: – Present realistic, compelling programs with no disparagement. – Establish the society project they aspire to, without hypocrisy or partisan interests. As for Tunisians, they should: – Avoid falling into the trap of tribalism and regionalism in the elections. – Accept different approaches in the discussions.

To all Arab brothers, with no exception: be certain that if you’re not on the lookout, then history will repeat itself like it happened in Andalusia 31159

In the Name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Compassionate. I wish the Tunisian people will keep in mind that the current events in the Islamic nation are signs of Allah’s true promise for the believers among His servants in Surat Al-Nur. “Allah has promised, to those among you who believe and work righteous deeds, that He will, of a surety, grant them in the land, inheritance (of power), as He granted it to those before them; that He will establish in authority their religion – the one which He has chosen for them; and that He will change (their state), after the fear in which they (lived), to one of security and peace: ‘they will worship Me (alone) and not associate aught with Me. ’if any do reject faith after this, they are rebellious and wicked. (55) So establish regular prayer and give regular charity; and obey the messenger; that ye may receive mercy. (56) never think thou that the unbelievers are going to frustrate (Allah’s plan) on earth: their abode is the fire,- and it is indeed an evil refuge!(57)” Allah always sent prophets and messengers with miracles for people to learn, but when His servants insist on inattention, Allah inflicts dreadful torture upon them, as it was mentioned in Surat Taha. ""But whosoever turns away from My message, verily for him is a life narrowed down, and We shall raise him up blind on the day of judgment." (124) He will say: “O my Lord! why hast Thou raised me up blind, while I had sight (before)?” (125) (Allah) will say: “Thus didst thou, when Our signs came unto thee, disregard them: so wilt thou, this day, be disregarded.” (126) And thus do We recompense him who transgresses beyond bounds and believes not in the signs of his Lord: and the penalty of the hereafter is far more grievous and more enduring. (127) Is it not a warning to such men (to call to mind) how many generations before them We destroyed, in whose haunts they (now) move? Verily, in this are signs for men endued with understanding. (128) Had it not been for a word that went forth before from thy Lord, (their punishment) must necessarily have come; but there is a term appointed (for respite).( 129) O Allah, please don’t torture us for that which the fools amongst us did and will do, those who replace Allah’s laws with those of parties and organizations, and policies for which Allah has sent down no authority.

The blessed Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions stemmed from the people alone, and no foreign hands intervened; all brothers bless these revolutions. As for the rest, they are suspicious, and NATO’s intervention gives rise to many questions. O self-proclaimed rebels, let you know that “never will the Jews or the Christians be satisfied with thee unless thou follow their form of religion”; and as the proverb goes, not all words are meaningful.

Peace be upon you. Some officials are manipulating Douar El-Berahma 2, Chalalat, Province of Mohamedia. His Majesty the King Mohamed VI ordered to transform it into a city without slums; so many officials are manipulating it. Therefore, I am urging the Ministry of housing to investigate about what’s happening there.

I am surprised by the stubbornness of some officials who reject democracy, as if it will affect their dignity or decrease their wealth; it’s actually the opposite that is bound to happen. Arrogance, tyranny and megalomania are the characteristics of disbelievers, and Kufr is one religion.

Democracy is a mirage, an illusion and a political ploy. O slaves of Allah, there are more than 100 parties in Tunisia, so if one party accesses power, the other 99 which make up the majority will be left out to watch. Therefore, the minority will be ruling, with 99 parties opposing it. So, how will the relationship be between the ruling party and the opposition, since the latter represents 99%?