"Madah-Sartre" was inspired by Peter Weiss's play "&lt;a href="Marat/Sade"&gt;Marat/Sade&lt;/a&gt;" (1963). The play includes characters who support intellectual freedom and who challenge ideas detrimental to human wellbeing with better ideas (rather than with violence). In the preface Toumi states, "In the case of the civil war in Algeria, the overwhelming majority of the assassinated people – journalists, intellectuals, school teachers, raped women – are Muslims. It means that: The victims are Muslims, while the killers, the assassins, the terrorists are Islamists... It is very important not to confuse the two and to learn to distinguish between victims and executioners. "Madah-Sartre" is not anti-Muslim; to the contrary, it defends Muslim victims and all Others who are victims of terrorism. That is why "Madah-Sartre" is, without a shadow of a doubt, antifundamentalist, antiterrorist, and anti-Islamist."