Ennahda

Ennahda is a political party in Tunisia, founded in 1981. It is known for its Islamic-oriented approach and aims to blend Islamic principles with democratic governance. After Tunisia’s 2011 revolution, which was part of the Arab Spring, Ennahda gained significant popularity and won the 2011 elections. The party has since evolved, advocating for a moderate form of Islamism and engaging in Tunisia's political landscape. Ennahda supports civil rights, social justice, and economic development, but it has also faced criticism and challenges from both secular groups and hardline Islamists within Tunisia’s diverse political milieu.