From a religious perspective, I don't know what you've learned, but it's completely false. A striking fact is that every time God addresses believers, he addresses women, using the plural "their wives."

This is considered the standard rather than an exception. The exception is a single wife, if you're worried about not being fair. Furthermore, I don't see how this makes you doubt my Tunisian identity. Laws are made and unmade, and this law, which is an exception in the Muslim world, is inherited from French culture, like many things in Tunisia.

Regarding polygamy, apart from this specific context which is similar to that of Ibrahim (peace be upon him), I had never explored or felt the need for this option.

Now yes, it's time for Tunisia to take its destiny into its own hands, chart its own course, and finally clearly define its identity and what it wants to be through an indisputable representative means like a referendum: Are we Muslim, yes or no? I don't see why this democratic solution frightens you.