Libya’s Pioneers in Education: Ahmed Ben Zitoun
In the pursuit of traces from the past, we get to draw lines to our present. For over ten years, I got to research my
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Composing the Tripolitanian Song – Othman Njeim
The birth and emergence of the School of Islamic Arts and Crafts in 1895 during the second Ottoman era was adopted and advocated by the
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
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
A Maltese Family Once in Tripoli’s Old City
Many communities have lived in Libya throughout history. Among these communities is the Maltese community. They were established in Tripoli in the early 1800s, having
The Grand Hotel of Tripoli, Another Lost Architectural Beauty
Libya went through a series of periods that influenced the cultures. The difference in location, environment, and customs. As a result, the architecture changes as
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 Pietro Verri School in Tripoli, Libya (1876)
Schools in Libya became very clear during the colonial period. The Italian government ran many schools where many Libyan Jews attended. According to information shared