Tripoli’s Art Pioneers: Al-Aref Al-Gamel
Tripoli, as called by locals, is the Mediterranean Bride. It is the destination of diversity with authenticity and traditional practices accompanied by art pioneers who
Partnership Announcement: with Al Fusaic
The Libyan Wanderer platform is happy to announce its new partnership with Al Fusaic, a multimedia platform for resources of Arabic and MENA (the Middle East/North
My 5 Years Blogging Anniversary – It’s Here!
The fifth anniversary is finally here. Who imagined that I would get to reach five years into blogging. I am still blown away by this
Al-Naqah Mosque in Tripoli’s Old City
Al-Naqah Mosque is the oldest mosque in Tripoli and one of the oldest mosques. It was built before the construction of the Great Al-Azhar Mosque
Spending Ramadan in France, What Changed?
Finally, the holy month of Ramadan has started. Today is the tenth day already. If any readers don’t know much about this month, Ramadan is
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
6 Coffee Shops You Need to Visit in Paris
Coffee, if you know me, you’ll probably know that I love it. But most importantly, I enjoy sitting in coffee shops. It is a habit
Bir Hakeim Station: A Historical Connection with Libya
Bir Hakeim is one of the most emblematic stations in Paris. It is synonymous with the Eiffel Tower, and the aerial metro has a great
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