Impact indicated that "Bismillah, it’s the darkness" had become one of the slogans of high school protests and that a large sign bearing this phrase had been held up in front of the security forces. According to the account, the slogan came from a screenshot of a Snapchat conversation in which a police officer had infiltrated a group of high school students to learn about their intentions. Impact added that several Muslims considered the phrase disrespectful to their religion, as "Bismillah" means "in the name of God" and associating it with darkness was seen as an offense. The account attributed the images to Rémy Buisine and Brut. #Manifestations #Lycéens #RespectReligion (translated)
