The History Of Nafousa Mountains’ Jews
Not a single Jew remains in Libya today but their history remains alive. Many of those who once lived home, are scattered all over the
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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
Tripoli’s Oldest Food Places Series: Albor’ei Place
A few weeks ago, I had this idea of highlighting old food places in the old city of Tripoli and I tweeted a tweet asking
The Story Of A Libyan Master’s Graduate In France
Two years ago, many of you dear readers may know that I embarked a journey as a master’s degree student in Paris, France. A place
Capturing The Invisible Through Her Camera Lense
Anhar Jaber, who is capturing the invisible, is Libyan-Tunisian. She was born in 1992 and raised in Zawia city, Libya. Anhar has always loved photography
Meet The Libyan Novelist, Mrs. Kawther Aljahmi
Writing is one of the most expressive tools one can use to describe and let out emotions. There is a special way of writing that can add
Simulating Beauty in Cakes: Meet the Artist Arwa BenOmran
Cakes are considered to be the best and most important part of any celebration. It is an essential piece and sometimes the one that all
The Jewish Libyan Wedding Traditions
Weddings are one of the loveliest forms of celebrations people can have and the way people celebrate the love of two people is heart-warming with
Reflecting on My Three Years of Blogging
Time flies for sure, this is the first line I will use to start my article with. I cannot believe it has been three years
In Search of Classical Libyan Music
A few weeks ago, I found a page on Instagram called ‘’Libyan Vinyl’’ and it has old records from late 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s and I