Ezdihar Abdulmula: The Libyan Basketball Player & Coach
This year, I decided to start a series of highlighting Libyan athletes in and out of Libya. I believe that sports have an important role
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The History Of Marcus Arch
If you are to give me a chance to talk about the old city of Tripoli, I probably won’t shut up. I will talk and
Transforming Archery Game For Women in Libya
Here we are, already in 2020 and it feels like a whole year, doesn’t it? For some reason, so much has been going on yet
The Traditions & Customs Of Libyan Jews
Libyan Jews had taken a major role in Libyan history in the early 1920s before they were deported to exile after 1967 as assumed. A
Creating Beauty With Charcoal: Libyan Artist Hakim
Art comes in different types and forms. It can be described as the door to imagination and creativity. It does not have a specific definition
The American Consulate Building Story In Tripoli’s Old City
I haven’t written articles about the Old City of Tripoli in a long time. I managed this year to focus on personal experiences/Libyan talents/Movie reviews/Life
The Old City Of Tripoli Alleys Names
The old city of Tripoli is a place rich in history and it has faced so many changes throughout years and it is still standing
How Home Looks From Distance
As I left home a year ago, I have always wondered what it looks like from a distance. Libya has been in a critical situation.
Tripoli My Dear, The Home I Love
I was born and raised in Tripoli my entire life even though I am not originally from it. Sometimes people think that I am originally
The Story Behind Mizran Street in Tripoli
After blogging for over a year and a half, you can clearly understand the love I have for Tripoli. It is not just a city