Muslims traveling to the Eiffel Tower should remember this

On this day, 64 years ago, 300 Algerians were killed in Paris, their voices silenced and their fight for freedom hidden. Today, we uncover the truth and honor their legacy.

_ French Colonialism Drowned Muslims next to the Eiffel Tower  On this day, 64 years ago, 300 Algerians were killed in Paris, their voices silenced and their struggle hidden.   In our Yaqeen Original production, we uncover the truth behind this dark chapter. Thoughtfully researched and visually compelling, it brings the untold story of courage, resistance, and the fight for freedom to light, honoring those who gave their lives and ensuring their legacy is never forgotten. A Yaqeen Original Production What did the French do to the Algerians? On October 17, 1961, French police brutally killed hundreds of peaceful Algerian protesters, throwing their bodies into the Seine River in the heart of Paris. The protesters were demonstrating against France's violent colonial war in Algeria and the curfew imposed on Algerians living in Paris.   For decades, the massacre was hidden—buried by official silence and historical denial. Today, it stands as one of the darkest secrets of France's colonial past. We are reminded of the uncovered truth behind the Paris massacre and honor the lives lost during France's oppression in Algeria. Watch now 🖐️ ⚠️ Stop scrolling! Help us learn more about you. Take the survey now! In case you missed it... Muslim professionals, your next mission-driven role might be here.   From Product Manager to Senior Recruiter, Yaqeen is hiring across teams. Apply today! If every culture redefines "good"…what makes your morals unshakable? History shows us how easily words get twisted.   Islam doesn't bend or borrow.  Read the paper Know someone who would benefit from this content? Forward them this email so they can join—it takes seconds to subscribe. Yaqeen Institute for Islamic Research, 7750 N. MacArthur, Suite 120237, Irving, TX 75063 Unsubscribe Manage preferences