Benghazi’s Cathedral & the Legacy of Italian Colonial Urbanism
Benghazi, Libya’s second-most-populated city after Tripoli, has faced many challenges throughout history but remains a place known for its diversity, intellectual life, and rich culture
My Favorite Coffee Shops in Rome
I noticed it’s been a while since I posted about my favorite coffee shops, whether in Paris or in other cities I’ve visited. So I
On 9 Years of Blogging
Just realized this morning that today marks 9 years of continuous blogging, during which I’ve learned and developed so much on a personal level. A
Mohammed Alaref Abiya: Painting Libya’s Visual Memory
For the past few years, I have used this platform to highlight artists from my home country and the MENA region. I aimed to shed
Reflections Before 2025 Ends
As the year comes to an end, I want to take the opportunity to reflect on 2025. I want to look ahead, filled with gratitude,
Noon Coffee Culture: Where Arab Culture, Coffee, and Books Meet
I came across the Noon Culture Coffee while scrolling on social media. I was delighted to see a space dedicated to Arab culture, which combines
Reflecting on My Experience at One Young World Summit 2025
Earlier this month, I had the opportunity to participate in the One Young World Summit in Munich, Germany. I was selected to participate in the
6 Coffee shops to Visit in Prague, Czech Republic
I recently went to Prague for a work trip, and while busy with work, I got the opportunity to visit coffee shops around the city.
From the UK to Libya by Bike: The Journey of Helen Dainty
I came across Helen Dainty’s biking journey from the UK through a friend of mine. She had just arrived in Libya a few months ago.
The Work of Naoki Yamamoto: Islamicating Creativity in Japanese Forms
A couple of years ago, I came across a fascinating account on X of an artist called Naoki Yamamoto. It showcased the work of an