Learnings From My Three Brothers
Following the track of publications I have published, I don’t think I have written anything linked to my brothers. I usually write about my parents,
Lost Landmarks: Berenice Theatre in Benghazi (1928)
History tells us that Benghazi has been a center of convergence and sorting of goods. A terminal of caravan tracks coming from different parts across
Time Became my Close Friend
The concept of time and how we interact with it daily is, sometimes, taken for granted. Its importance differs from one person to another; while
The Story Behind Libyan Wanderer Logo
The LOGO is here! Finally, after surviving the first year on the new website for the blog, I decided to make a few changes that
Speetar: Transforming Medicine Through Innovation in Libya
In Libya, medicine and medical services have been facing many challenges. Access to high-quality medical services is unfortunately not considered feasible for many patients. Especially
Libyans in Music: The Symphonic Composer, Al-Hadi Al-Sharif
The Libyan musical composer, Al-Hadi Abdulsalam Al-Sharif, was born and raised in Tripoli in 1935. His elementary music studies began in Tripoli. Then pursued academic
A Libyan Project Providing Support to Blind people
Hear Me Project (in Arabic ”مشروع اسمعني”), a project that supports blind people in Libya. It was founded in 2016 by a woman named Khansa,
Hassan Musa: Unfolding Artistic Realms From Sudan to France
Hassan Musa, a Sudanese- French artist, was born in El-Nuhud in 1951, in Sudan. He is a graduate of the Fine Arts School in Khartoum
Tripoli’s Lost Elegance of Miramare Theatre
The first qualitative shift in the urban construction of the modern city of Tripoli began with the appointment of the Italian politician and businessman Giuseppe
Top 5 Most Viewed Articles in 2021
The ”Libyan Wanderer” marked the 25K viewed on January 2022, marking my first year of launching my website. I thought of putting up a quick