A Chronicle of Injustice, Faith, and the Relentless Pursuit of Truth
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Drawing on over fifty years of petitions, letters, and face‑to‑face appeals — including 32 years in Japan and battles across Tunisia, France, the United States, and beyond — They Plotted, Allah Planned: JAPAIGNANT distills less than 0.01% of the author’s vast evidence of injustice. From abduction and dispossession to systemic prejudice and visionary calls for reform, Anis Labidi’s account is both a legal record and a spiritual testament.
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Anchored in absolute trust that “Allah is sufficient, and He is the best of planners,” this work blends official filings with personal testimony, exposing corruption, discrimination, and judicial misconduct while affirming resilience and faith. At once memoir, legal chronicle, and call to conscience, it speaks to the oppressed who refuse to bow to falsehood and to all who hold fast to truth when the world turns away.
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