"Bismillah, it's the darkness": from Paris to Bologna the slogan of the protests that mocks adults

In early October, a disturbing message appeared in a Snapchat chat used by French students for organizing protests. The message, written by someone named Mamadou, included the phrase "Bismillah, c'est les ténèbres," which translates to "In the name of God, it is the darkness." This invocation is commonly used in Muslim countries before prayers or readings. The message raised concerns among students and authorities, leading to discussions about its implications and the context in which it was shared.