M13-400 Ghannouchi Press Conference, March 26, 2012
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March 26: Press conference by Rached Ghannouchi, president of the Ennahda Party, at the Ennahda Party headquarters. Rached Ghannouchi announced that the decision to retain Article 1 of the 1959 Tunisian Constitution unchanged in the new constitution was approved by a majority of 52 members of the Ennahda Party’s Constituent Committee. “Many Tunisians do not understand Sharia. Some are even afraid of it because they know nothing about it. So why all this debate over Sharia, which risks dividing Tunisians into two camps? Sharia is, after all, merely an expression of Islam. The essential point is that Islam be mentioned in the text of the constitution as the religion of the Tunisian state,” said Mr. Ghannouchi.
M13-418 · 2012
March 26: Press conference by Rached Ghannouchi, president of the Ennahda Party, at the Ennahda Party headquarters. Rached Ghannouchi announced that the decision to retain Article 1 of the 1959 Tunisian Constitution unchanged in the new constitution was approved by a majority of 52 members of the Ennahda Party’s Constituent Committee. “Many Tunisians do not understand Sharia. Some are even afraid of it because they know nothing about it. So why all this debate over Sharia, which risks dividing Tunisians into two camps? Sharia is, after all, merely an expression of Islam. The essential point is that Islam be mentioned in the text of the constitution as the religion of the Tunisian state,” said Mr. Ghannouchi.
M13-417 · 2012
March 26: Press conference by Rached Ghannouchi, president of the Ennahda Party, at the Ennahda Party headquarters. Rached Ghannouchi announced that the decision to retain Article 1 of the 1959 Tunisian Constitution unchanged in the new constitution was approved by a majority of 52 members of the Ennahda Party’s Constituent Committee. “Many Tunisians do not understand Sharia. Some are even afraid of it because they know nothing about it. So why all this debate over Sharia, which risks dividing Tunisians into two camps? Sharia is, after all, merely an expression of Islam. The essential point is that Islam be mentioned in the text of the constitution as the religion of the Tunisian state,” said Mr. Ghannouchi.
M13-416 · 2012
March 26: Press conference by Rached Ghannouchi, president of the Ennahda Party, at the Ennahda Party headquarters. Rached Ghannouchi announced that the decision to retain Article 1 of the 1959 Tunisian Constitution unchanged in the new constitution was approved by a majority of 52 members of the Ennahda Party’s Constituent Committee. “Many Tunisians do not understand Sharia. Some are even afraid of it because they know nothing about it. So why all this debate over Sharia, which risks dividing Tunisians into two camps? Sharia is, after all, merely an expression of Islam. The essential point is that Islam be mentioned in the text of the constitution as the religion of the Tunisian state,” said Mr. Ghannouchi.
M13-415 · 2012
March 26: Press conference by Rached Ghannouchi, president of the Ennahda Party, at the Ennahda Party headquarters. Rached Ghannouchi announced that the decision to retain Article 1 of the 1959 Tunisian Constitution unchanged in the new constitution was approved by a majority of 52 members of the Ennahda Party’s Constituent Committee. “Many Tunisians do not understand Sharia. Some are even afraid of it because they know nothing about it. So why all this debate over Sharia, which risks dividing Tunisians into two camps? Sharia is, after all, merely an expression of Islam. The essential point is that Islam be mentioned in the text of the constitution as the religion of the Tunisian state,” said Mr. Ghannouchi.
M13-414 · 2012
March 26: Press conference by Rached Ghannouchi, president of the Ennahda Party, at the Ennahda Party headquarters. Rached Ghannouchi announced that the decision to retain Article 1 of the 1959 Tunisian Constitution unchanged in the new constitution was approved by a majority of 52 members of the Ennahda Party’s Constituent Committee. “Many Tunisians do not understand Sharia. Some are even afraid of it because they know nothing about it. So why all this debate over Sharia, which risks dividing Tunisians into two camps? Sharia is, after all, merely an expression of Islam. The essential point is that Islam be mentioned in the text of the constitution as the religion of the Tunisian state,” said Mr. Ghannouchi.
M13-413 · 2012
March 26: Press conference by Rached Ghannouchi, president of the Ennahda Party, at the Ennahda Party headquarters. Rached Ghannouchi announced that the decision to retain Article 1 of the 1959 Tunisian Constitution unchanged in the new constitution was approved by a majority of 52 members of the Ennahda Party’s Constituent Committee. “Many Tunisians do not understand Sharia. Some are even afraid of it because they know nothing about it. So why all this debate over Sharia, which risks dividing Tunisians into two camps? Sharia is, after all, merely an expression of Islam. The essential point is that Islam be mentioned in the text of the constitution as the religion of the Tunisian state,” said Mr. Ghannouchi.
M13-412 · 2012
March 26: Press conference by Rached Ghannouchi, president of the Ennahda Party, at the Ennahda Party headquarters. Rached Ghannouchi announced that the decision to retain Article 1 of the 1959 Tunisian Constitution unchanged in the new constitution was approved by a majority of 52 members of the Ennahda Party’s Constituent Committee. “Many Tunisians do not understand Sharia. Some are even afraid of it because they know nothing about it. So why all this debate over Sharia, which risks dividing Tunisians into two camps? Sharia is, after all, merely an expression of Islam. The essential point is that Islam be mentioned in the text of the constitution as the religion of the Tunisian state,” said Mr. Ghannouchi.
M13-411 · 2012
March 26: Press conference by Rached Ghannouchi, president of the Ennahda Party, at the Ennahda Party headquarters. Rached Ghannouchi announced that the decision to retain Article 1 of the 1959 Tunisian Constitution unchanged in the new constitution was approved by a majority of 52 members of the Ennahda Party’s Constituent Committee. “Many Tunisians do not understand Sharia. Some are even afraid of it because they know nothing about it. So why all this debate over Sharia, which risks dividing Tunisians into two camps? Sharia is, after all, merely an expression of Islam. The essential point is that Islam be mentioned in the text of the constitution as the religion of the Tunisian state,” said Mr. Ghannouchi.
M13-410 · 2012
March 26: Press conference by Rached Ghannouchi, president of the Ennahda Party, at the Ennahda Party headquarters. Rached Ghannouchi announced that the decision to retain Article 1 of the 1959 Tunisian Constitution unchanged in the new constitution was approved by a majority of 52 members of the Ennahda Party’s Constituent Committee. “Many Tunisians do not understand Sharia. Some are even afraid of it because they know nothing about it. So why all this debate over Sharia, which risks dividing Tunisians into two camps? Sharia is, after all, merely an expression of Islam. The essential point is that Islam be mentioned in the text of the constitution as the religion of the Tunisian state,” said Mr. Ghannouchi.
M13-409 · 2012
March 26: Press conference by Rached Ghannouchi, president of the Ennahda Party, at the Ennahda Party headquarters. Rached Ghannouchi announced that the decision to retain Article 1 of the 1959 Tunisian Constitution unchanged in the new constitution was approved by a majority of 52 members of the Ennahda Party’s Constituent Committee. “Many Tunisians do not understand Sharia. Some are even afraid of it because they know nothing about it. So why all this debate over Sharia, which risks dividing Tunisians into two camps? Sharia is, after all, merely an expression of Islam. The essential point is that Islam be mentioned in the text of the constitution as the religion of the Tunisian state,” said Mr. Ghannouchi.
M13-408 · 2012
March 26: Press conference by Rached Ghannouchi, president of the Ennahda Party, at the Ennahda Party headquarters. Rached Ghannouchi announced that the decision to retain Article 1 of the 1959 Tunisian Constitution unchanged in the new constitution was approved by a majority of 52 members of the Ennahda Party’s Constituent Committee. “Many Tunisians do not understand Sharia. Some are even afraid of it because they know nothing about it. So why all this debate over Sharia, which risks dividing Tunisians into two camps? Sharia is, after all, merely an expression of Islam. The essential point is that Islam be mentioned in the text of the constitution as the religion of the Tunisian state,” said Mr. Ghannouchi.
M13-407 · 2012
March 26: Press conference by Rached Ghannouchi, president of the Ennahda Party, at the Ennahda Party headquarters. Rached Ghannouchi announced that the decision to retain Article 1 of the 1959 Tunisian Constitution unchanged in the new constitution was approved by a majority of 52 members of the Ennahda Party’s Constituent Committee. “Many Tunisians do not understand Sharia. Some are even afraid of it because they know nothing about it. So why all this debate over Sharia, which risks dividing Tunisians into two camps? Sharia is, after all, merely an expression of Islam. The essential point is that Islam be mentioned in the text of the constitution as the religion of the Tunisian state,” said Mr. Ghannouchi.
M13-406 · 2012
March 26: Press conference by Rached Ghannouchi, president of the Ennahda Party, at the Ennahda Party headquarters. Rached Ghannouchi announced that the decision to retain Article 1 of the 1959 Tunisian Constitution unchanged in the new constitution was approved by a majority of 52 members of the Ennahda Party’s Constituent Committee. “Many Tunisians do not understand Sharia. Some are even afraid of it because they know nothing about it. So why all this debate over Sharia, which risks dividing Tunisians into two camps? Sharia is, after all, merely an expression of Islam. The essential point is that Islam be mentioned in the text of the constitution as the religion of the Tunisian state,” said Mr. Ghannouchi.
M13-419 · 2012
26 mars: Arrivée de Rached Ghannouchi à la conférence de presse de Rached Ghannouchi, président du parti Ennahdha au siège du parti Ennahdha. Rached Ghannouchi annonce la décision du maintien de l’article 1 de la constitution tunisienne de 1959 inchangé dans la nouvelle constitution a été décidée par une majorité de 52 membres du comité constitutif du parti Ennahdha. «Beaucoup de Tunisiens ne comprennent pas la chariâ. Certains en ont même peur parce qu’ils l’ignorent. Pourquoi donc tout ce débat sur la chariâ qui risque de diviser les Tunisiens en deux camps. La chariâ n’est finalement qu’une émanation de l’islam. L’essentiel est que l’islam soit cité dans le texte de la constitution comme étant la religion de l’Etat tunisien», a estimé M. Ghannouchi.
M13-403 · 2012
26 mars: Arrivée de Rached Ghannouchi à la conférence de presse de Rached Ghannouchi, président du parti Ennahdha au siège du parti Ennahdha. Rached Ghannouchi annonce la décision du maintien de l’article 1 de la constitution tunisienne de 1959 inchangé dans la nouvelle constitution a été décidée par une majorité de 52 membres du comité constitutif du parti Ennahdha. «Beaucoup de Tunisiens ne comprennent pas la chariâ. Certains en ont même peur parce qu’ils l’ignorent. Pourquoi donc tout ce débat sur la chariâ qui risque de diviser les Tunisiens en deux camps. La chariâ n’est finalement qu’une émanation de l’islam. L’essentiel est que l’islam soit cité dans le texte de la constitution comme étant la religion de l’Etat tunisien», a estimé M. Ghannouchi.
M13-404 · 2012
26 mars: Arrivée de Rached Ghannouchi à la conférence de presse de Rached Ghannouchi, président du parti Ennahdha au siège du parti Ennahdha. Rached Ghannouchi annonce la décision du maintien de l’article 1 de la constitution tunisienne de 1959 inchangé dans la nouvelle constitution a été décidée par une majorité de 52 membres du comité constitutif du parti Ennahdha. «Beaucoup de Tunisiens ne comprennent pas la chariâ. Certains en ont même peur parce qu’ils l’ignorent. Pourquoi donc tout ce débat sur la chariâ qui risque de diviser les Tunisiens en deux camps. La chariâ n’est finalement qu’une émanation de l’islam. L’essentiel est que l’islam soit cité dans le texte de la constitution comme étant la religion de l’Etat tunisien», a estimé M. Ghannouchi.
M13-402 · 2012
26 mars: Arrivée de Rached Ghannouchi à la conférence de presse de Rached Ghannouchi, président du parti Ennahdha au siège du parti Ennahdha. Rached Ghannouchi annonce la décision du maintien de l’article 1 de la constitution tunisienne de 1959 inchangé dans la nouvelle constitution a été décidée par une majorité de 52 membres du comité constitutif du parti Ennahdha. «Beaucoup de Tunisiens ne comprennent pas la chariâ. Certains en ont même peur parce qu’ils l’ignorent. Pourquoi donc tout ce débat sur la chariâ qui risque de diviser les Tunisiens en deux camps. La chariâ n’est finalement qu’une émanation de l’islam. L’essentiel est que l’islam soit cité dans le texte de la constitution comme étant la religion de l’Etat tunisien», a estimé M. Ghannouchi.
M13-400 · 2012
26 mars: Arrivée de Rached Ghannouchi à la conférence de presse de Rached Ghannouchi, président du parti Ennahdha au siège du parti Ennahdha. Rached Ghannouchi annonce la décision du maintien de l’article 1 de la constitution tunisienne de 1959 inchangé dans la nouvelle constitution a été décidée par une majorité de 52 membres du comité constitutif du parti Ennahdha. «Beaucoup de Tunisiens ne comprennent pas la chariâ. Certains en ont même peur parce qu’ils l’ignorent. Pourquoi donc tout ce débat sur la chariâ qui risque de diviser les Tunisiens en deux camps. La chariâ n’est finalement qu’une émanation de l’islam. L’essentiel est que l’islam soit cité dans le texte de la constitution comme étant la religion de l’Etat tunisien», a estimé M. Ghannouchi.
M13-401 · 2012