The pedagogue Malvina Tafçiu suggested to Euronews that a beach for Muslim women should be made in Spille, giving the example of the beach in Turkey.
Tafçiu emphasized that she herself feels good about the special clothing of Muslim women on the beach and does not accept to be prejudiced about her choices.
" We are talking about a democratic society, the foundation of a democratic society is cultural diversity.
The moment you violate the basic, individual freedoms, you normally undermine the entire system of democratic life.
If I go to a beach where there are no people like me, I know very well that I will be prejudiced because they don't have a problem with my clothing, they have a problem with Islam as a whole.
Why, instead of denying Muslim women the right to the beach and discriminating, don't you create an opportunity for them to enjoy the beaches and the beauty of nature? As Turkey has, there are specific places for Muslim women.
One of the beaches that we Muslims frequent is Spilleja. There are many ways and forms of how I can enjoy life and use public spaces" - said Tafçiu.
Many times Muslim girls and women have been prejudiced on the beach because they choose to be covered with burkas.
This time the debate was born in Italy. The mayor of an Italian municipality has sparked controversy in the country with her statement against the practice of entering the sea in clothing other than swimsuits and bikinis.
Anna Maria Cisin has mainly provoked the reactions of Muslims, as her statement about staying on the beach with clothes as unacceptable was provocative to them.