No. 11,942 in French
talibés
"Talibés" refers to children studying in Quranic schools, often under an Islamic teacher, sometimes facing exploitation or forced begging in certain contexts.
In a sentence
Les talibés étudient les écritures sous la direction de leur maître.
The talibés study the scriptures under the guidance of their teacher.
The word is used as a noun to refer to students, typically of religious teachings.
Dans certaines régions, les talibés participent à des programmes éducatifs modernes.
In some regions, the talibés participate in modern educational programs.
The word refers to individuals traditionally engaged in religious learning in the context of receiving broader education.
Les enfants talibés sont souvent soutenus par des organisations humanitaires.
Talibés children are often supported by humanitarian organizations.
The word specifies the demographic group of children, often linked with religious schooling and aid efforts.
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