A practicing Muslim, Dhekra Bedoui has chosen the private sector for her two boys.
In Aulnay-sous-Bois (93), then in Choisy-le-Roi (94).
“Not always reassuring environments,
” she sums up modestly.
I wanted a serious, benevolent establishment that conveyed values.”
When she discovers the existence of Catholic schools, she wonders if
one "must be a Christian"
to integrate them.
“My husband knew the Koranic school in Tunisia.
He wondered if it was the same,
she says.
In Saint-André, in Choisy, we never had any problems related to our origins.
Religious awakening concerns all religions and is based on tolerance and the uniqueness of God.
In the canteen, my children don't eat pork.
But if they want to eat halal, they will do it elsewhere, or later.”
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