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
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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
Impact of Culture in Libya, Social Practices & Heritage
Culture grows with the growth and development of societies. Each society has its own culture that reflects its personality and identity. Therefore, cultural development, in
Translated: First Libyan Women in Radio
Despite the expansion of social media among individuals after the spread of smartphones in most parts of the world, radio remains the most accessible media
The 25th Round of Houn’s Fall Tourism Festival
Houn, the oasis of beauty and authenticity, will be celebrating the 25th round of the famous Fall festival in October. In this event, the city
Dar Bishi Synagogue in Tripoli (1923)
Over centuries, many succession of foreign rulers conquered Libya. These recurring changes in regime meant varying periods of growth for the Jewish communities living in
Oea: Unique Libyan Spices in The Diaspora
People from different nationalities in the diaspora are deprived of being close to their home countries and the uniqueness of their communities, especially when it
Pioneers Who Shaped Educational System in Libya: Jamila Al-Izmirli (1892-1965)
Nelson Mandela once said “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” It is not hidden that education’s role
Save the House of Arts in Tripoli From Destruction
Cultural and historical heritages are crucial variables of any community. These heritages are valuable treasures and people must preciously preserve them. Thus, it is important
Eid Al-Adha Customs In Houn, Libya
Eid al-Adha is the last of the two Islamic holidays celebrated worldwide each year, and considered the holier of the two. It honours the willingness