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Tahar Haddad — English Wikipedia

English Wikipedia article on Tahar Haddad; used for entity facts only. It describes a Tunisian author, trade unionist, scholar and reformer (1899–1935) who studied Islamic law at the Zitouna, graduated in 1920, became a leading labour spokesman and wrote Our Women in Shari'a and Society (1930); it records that fatwas from the Zitouna establishment declared him a heretic and apostate, and that he died on 7 December 1935.

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