38 Years On, Iran Celebrates #Islamic_Revolution Anniversary
Late founder of the Islamic Republic #Ayatollah_Ruhollah_Khomeini arrived in #Tehran from #Paris at 9:33 a.m. on #February 1, 1979, and led a nationwide uprising that culminated in the victory of the Islamic Revolution ten days later.
Imam Khomeini had lived many years in #exile, in #Iraq and #France, before returning home and leading a historical revolution that overthrew Pahlavi regime on February 11, 1979.
The 10-day period from the return of Imam Khomeini to the revolution’s victory is celebrated annually in Iran, and is known as the Ten-Day Fajr (Dawn).

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⚡️39 Years On, Iran🇮🇷 Celebrates #Islamic_Revolution Anniversary
Late founder of the Islamic Republic #Ayatollah_Ruhollah_Khomeini arrived in #Tehran from #Paris at 9:33 a.m. on #February 1, 1979, and led a nationwide uprising that culminated in the victory of the Islamic Revolution ten days later.
Imam Khomeini had lived many years in #exile, in #Iraq and #France, before returning home and leading a historical revolution that overthrew Pahlavi regime on February 11, 1979.
The 10-day period from the return of Imam Khomeini to the revolution’s victory is celebrated annually in Iran, and is known as the Ten-Day Fajr (Dawn).

Source: facebook/IAmShiaMuslim

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⚡️40 Years On, Iran🇮🇷 Celebrates #Islamic_Revolution Anniversary
Late founder of the Islamic Republic #Ayatollah_Ruhollah_Khomeini arrived in #Tehran from #Paris at 9:33 a.m. on #February 1, 1979, and led a nationwide uprising that culminated in the victory of the Islamic Revolution ten days later.
Imam Khomeini had lived many years in #exile, in #Iraq and #France, before returning home and leading a historical revolution that overthrew Pahlavi regime on February 11, 1979.
The 10-day period from the return of Imam Khomeini to the revolution’s victory is celebrated annually in Iran, and is known as the Ten-Day Fajr (Dawn).

Source: facebook/IAmShiaMuslim

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✅ A French Shi’i village
#Condé_lès_Herpy is 200 kilometers far from #Parisin northern #France.
Unlike the secular society of Paris and its suburbs, in this region, people are more believers and practice #Catholic #Christianit.

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⚡️41 Years On, Iran🇮🇷 Celebrates #Islamic_Revolution Anniversary
Late founder of the Islamic Republic #Ayatollah_Ruhollah_Khomeini arrived in #Tehran from #Paris at 9:33 a.m. on #February 1, 1979, and led a nationwide uprising that culminated in the victory of the Islamic Revolution ten days later.
Imam Khomeini had lived many years in #exile, in #Iraq and #France, before returning home and leading a historical revolution that overthrew Pahlavi regime on February 11, 1979.
The 10-day period from the return of Imam Khomeini to the revolution’s victory is celebrated annually in Iran, and is known as the Ten-Day Fajr (Dawn).

Source: facebook/IAmShiaMuslim

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The French basketball player posted this photo on his page, asking, "What would you do if the same thing happened to France??" Accused of glorifying terrorism, they have stripped him of the title of goodwill ambassador for the Paris Olympics!

The Gaza conflict has rendered a mockery of all slogans of freedom of expression and human rights…
🌐 @rahyafte_en #Basketball #France #Controversy #HumanRights #GazaConflict #Ambassador #Olympics #Terrorism #FreeSpeech

🎥 Suppression of Pro-Palestinian Student Gathering in France

🔹 French police dispersed a student gathering in support of Palestine in Paris, coinciding with the French President's speech at Sorbonne University.

The French authorities cracked down on a student demonstration advocating for Palestine in the heart of Paris, which occurred simultaneously with the President's address at Sorbonne University.

#France #Palestine #StudentProtest #PoliceBrutality #FreedomOfSpeech #HumanRights #SorbonneUniversity

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Barbara, a recent convert to Islam from France, expresses, "If I hadn't embraced Islam, my life would have been devoid of meaning." Her journey into Islam unveils a profound transformation, echoing the sentiment that faith can imbue existence with depth and purpose. Explore her inspiring story: [Link] 🌐 #Conversion #Islam #France #LifeJourney 🕌

🔴 Freedom of Speech, French-Style: Elysee Palace Calls to Delete DJ Snake's Tweet

🎥 DJ Snake (William Sami Étienne Grigahcine), the famous French DJ and music producer, recently revealed on a talk show that after tweeting an appeal to Macron urging him to stop the genocide in Gaza, he was contacted by security personnel from the Elysee Palace. They threatened him and demanded that he delete his tweet, citing potential repercussions if he refused.

This incident raises serious questions about freedom of expression in France, especially when it comes to politically sensitive topics like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The situation has brought to light the challenges artists and public figures face when voicing dissent against government policies, particularly in relation to international human rights issues.
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#FreedomOfSpeech #DJSnake #Macron #GazaGenocide #ElyseePalace #France #PoliticalPressure 🌐 @rahyafte_en

🕌 “I Am Muslim — And I Prefer to Teach with My Headscarf On”
Interview with Fatima Zibouh, a Muslim Teacher in France
📖 Source: Rahyafteha.ir
🎙️ Originally published by Matin Primeber Magazine

Fatima Zibouh is a French Muslim teacher who insists on wearing her hijab while teaching — a choice that has sparked controversy in a country where the judicial system and much of society remain deeply opposed to visible expressions of Islamic faith in public institutions.
Despite criticism and pressure, Fatima continues to stand by her values, seeing her hijab not as a symbol of division, but as one of faith, freedom, and dignity.

🧕 “My Hijab Protects and Defines Me”

“I am Muslim, and I prefer to always wear my headscarf while teaching,” Fatima said. “My hijab covers me and protects me. The recent court decision allowing me to wear it in class was unprecedented — but it’s a positive step, showing that freedom of belief and expression can coexist with professionalism.

People must understand that a teacher wearing a hijab can educate as well as anyone else. It has nothing to do with her ability or intelligence.”

⚖️ On Neutrality and Secularism

Fatima acknowledges that the concept of neutrality in France’s secular system is often misunderstood:

“Neutrality is not a fixed idea — it must evolve with society. The real challenge is to maintain professional impartiality without suppressing personal identity. I don’t believe that a headscarf prevents me from being a fair and dedicated teacher.”

👩‍🏫 Gender Equality and Education

“My appearance matters to me, but not as a form of vanity — it’s part of my womanhood. Every day I fight against gender inequality and discrimination, not only in how I dress but through my actions.

Instead of obsessing over a piece of fabric on women’s heads, we should focus on real educational challenges — the lack of classrooms, social inequality, and the quality of education.”

💬 Responding to Feminist Criticism

Some French feminists, like Elisabeth Badinter, claim that the hijab is oppressive to women. Fatima strongly disagrees:

“Even within feminism, there are diverse voices. The real issue is discrimination against women who wear hijab — women who are qualified but excluded from jobs and reduced to housework.

Feminism should stand for the freedom to choose what to do with one’s own body.
Whether a woman decides to cover or uncover, it must be her choice. That’s the real meaning of equality.”

🧩 On the Niqab and Religious Extremism

“Personally, I prefer the term niqab to burqa, though it’s rarely seen in Brussels. I don’t like it, because it doesn’t represent Islam — it’s a patriarchal tradition from countries like Afghanistan or Saudi Arabia.

True Islam has no place for such oppression.
Freedom in public space should be preserved, but laws must not stigmatize specific communities under the pretext of security or order.”

🚫 Against Extremism and Salafism

“You only need to see my activism in anti-globalization, feminist, and anti-racist groups to know I reject Salafist ideas completely.
I am tired of people associating hijab-wearing women with fundamentalism — it’s ignorant and unfair.”

💬 Final Words

“I am proud of who I am — a Muslim, a woman, and a teacher. My hijab does not make me less capable; it simply makes me me.
France must learn that true freedom means allowing diversity, not silencing it.”

🌍 This interview with Fatima Zibouh highlights the ongoing tension between secularism and religious freedom in France — and the courage of Muslim women who stand firm in both their faith and their professions.

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#HijabRights #France #Islamophobia #FreedomOfFaith #WomenInIslam #FatimaZibouh #Education #Equality

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🇫🇷✨ “Love for Lady Fatimah (SA) Led Me to Islam” — A French Woman’s Journey to Faith 🌹

🕊️ “With Islam, I finally found peace,” says Annie Taxi, a French woman who recently embraced Islam. Her journey began not with books or debates, but with love — love for Lady Fatimah al-Zahra (SA), the noble daughter of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

“It was the love and admiration for Lady Fatimah (SA) that changed the course of my life,” Annie explains. “Through her, I discovered Islam and the path of Ahl al-Bayt (AS).”

🌸 The Light of Lady Fatimah (SA)

Annie shares that the steadfastness and strength of Lady Fatimah (SA) deeply inspired her:

“When you study her life, you learn devotion to faith, true love for one’s husband, perfect motherhood, and pure love of God. She endured immense hardship during the early days of Islam, yet remained by her father’s side. The Prophet honored her as ‘Umm Abiha’ — the mother of her father.”

📖 From a Christian Home to the Qur’an

Born and raised in a Christian family in France, Annie had little direct exposure to Islam. However, after meeting her Muslim husband, she began to see a different image of Islam — one of mercy, discipline, and inner peace.

“Despite the false portrayals of Islam in Western media, I wanted to discover the truth for myself. I read the Qur’an — not once, but twice — and studied it deeply to understand its message. Then I realized why God revealed the Qur’an after the Torah and the Gospel.”

She found in the Qur’an a balance that other scriptures lacked:

“In the Torah, logic and decision-making are emphasized; in the Gospel, it’s the heart and emotions. But the Qur’an connects both — intellect and heart work together in harmony. That balance convinced me that Islam is the perfect and complete path.”

❤️ Choosing Islam with Awareness

Annie stresses that her conversion was entirely a conscious, personal choice:

“I embraced Islam not because someone forced me, but because my mind and heart both led me there. I wanted to be closer to God, to live with truth and purpose.”

Since becoming Muslim, Annie says her life has been filled with peace and joy:

“Whenever I face difficulties, I open the Qur’an — and I find the answer. It truly has guidance for every matter in life. If someone doesn’t find answers there, it’s only because they haven’t read it carefully.”

🌺 A Message to the World

She adds that many in France still know little about Islam:

“Most people here only know Islam from the news, not from experience. If they studied it sincerely, they would discover its beauty as I did.”

🕊️ Annie’s story reminds us that the love of Lady Fatimah (SA) still transforms hearts across the world — her light continues to guide seekers of truth to the path of God. 🌙

📚 Source: Rahyafteha.ir
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#RevertStory #Islam #LadyFatimah #Ahlulbayt #France #NewMuslim #Quran #PeaceInIslam

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