The Central Bank of Tunisia issues a new banknote bearing Amazigh symbols
Immediately after the issuance of this new 10-dinar banknote, which bears symbols and decorations inspired by Amazigh culture, the Arabist movement was quick to announce dirty media campaigns. A group of Tunisian Arabists who are fanatical about Arabism demanded that it be banned from circulation. They showed their extreme hostility to everything related to Amazigh culture, and it appeared clearly on social media sites. The Social Council banned the new 10 dinar note from circulation
In comparison, when the Central Bank of Tunisia introduced a new 5-dinar banknote bearing a picture of Hannibal and a drawing representing a reimagining of the city of Carthage for circulation, starting to March 17, 2014 AD, it was welcomed by the people. The Arabists remained silent and did not direct any criticism, slander, hostility, or hatred. Trend of the new 5 dinar banknote
But the resurrection came when the new 10-dinar note was put out of circulation simply because it carried symbols and decorations inspired by the country’s original Amazigh culture.
For 14 centuries, a dirty cultural war was waged against the Amazigh people against their identity, which God created upon them. Their history was obliterated, forged and falsified, their Amazigh language was marginalized, they were prevented from teaching, speaking in it, and from administrative dealings. Amazigh names were prevented from being circulated, and all of this was done with the fabrication of religious justifications, and the matter did not stop there. Here the Salafists and Arabists are trying, with what is called cultural genocide and cleansing, everything related to Amazigh history and identity.
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