La crisi del regime di Damasco, guidato da Bashir Assad, sta provocando un diffuso revival religioso, e ciò potrebbe ulteriormente destabilizzare la società siriana, in cui l’élite che governa proviene da una gruppo islamico minoritario, gli alauiti. Le madrase si vanno riempiendo soprattutto di donne, adolescenti e bambine, queste ultime precocemente avviate alla memorizzazione del Corano.
Un articoo (in inglese) di Katherine Zoepf è stato pubblicato sul sito del New York Times
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