Tahir devout

Tahar Djaout (Kabyle: Ṭaher Ǧaɛut, 11 January 1954 – 2 June 1993) was an Algerian journalist, poet, and fiction writer. He was assassinated in 1993 by the Armed Islamic Group. Qoutes Words, put end to end, bring doubt and change. What is persecuted above all, and more than people's opinions, is their ability to create and propagate beauty. Books constitute the safest refuge against this world of horror. They have understood the danger in words, all the words they cannot manage to domesticate and anesthetize. Words, put end to end, bring doubt and change. Words above all must not conceive of the utopia of another form of truth, of unsuspected paths, of another place of thought. As long as music can transport the spirit, painting can make the core bloom with a rapture of colors, and poetry can make the heart pound with rebellion and hope, they will have gained nothing. There was one, the majority, filled with the men sparked by faith and certitude, and the other handed over to questioning, anxiety and bullying. You do not easily part with utopia; it is an acid that cuts holes in the opacity of dogma. External link Category: Writers