Algeria retrieves 1659 manuscript taken during French colonial period
Al Mayadeen English
3 min readThis comes as Algeria is attempting to rid itself of the remnants of French colonial roots in the country.
The manuscript is believed to have been taken by the French army after an attack on Sufi Islamic scholar and resistance leader Emir Abdelkader El Hassani. (Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
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