Upcoming: The Libyan Pantry Exhibition in Tripoli, Libya
Local products and trademarks profoundly influenced and shaped the local identity of many communities worldwide, including Libya. Many generations grew up on local labels that
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Women From The Libyan Theatre: Souad Haddad
Libya was and still thrives with art and its different forms, including theatre. As much as society, art has undergone phases of oppression and control.
The Soleil of the Libyan Song: Ahmed Fakroun
Ahmed Fakroun, who was born in 1953 in Benghazi in eastern Libya, is a singer, songwriter, and composer. He is considered one of the pioneers
The Libyan Poet Ahmed Qanaba (1898 – 1968)
One of Libya’s most remarkable poets was Ahmed Ahmed Qanaba, who belongs to a family of Arab and African origins. The Qanaba family is of
Eid Adha Mubarak From the Libyan Wanderer
I am writing this quick post in front of ”la plage d’Houlgate” in northwestern France to wish everyone celebrating Eid Mubarak. To those who don’t
Kazim Nadim: The Composer of The Libyan Melody
In our digital time today, we have gotten the opportunity to tackle the past through archives, pictures, and memories. In an attempt to revisit those
Salam Qadri: The Musician who Never Left the Libyan Memory
One of the most beautiful aspects of the Libyan culture is how immersed people are in their culture and how much pride they take in
6 Libyan Podcasts You Must Follow
Online content and the spread of information have been developing through the years. Starting from written content shared on websites and slowly through social media
Ramadan Practices, in Ghat, in The Libyan South
Libya is one of the most diverse countries in the region. It is rich in tradition and culture, which makes it unique and different. In
Muad Hrezi: A Libyan-American’s Road to Congress
Muad Hrezi, a first-generation Libyan-American, is currently running for Congress. After his parents sought asylum in the United States, he grew up in Connecticut. He