بسم أللة ألر حمن ألرحيم

Religion:

To understand the people of Libya , you must understand Islam-for it rules their lives, education, way of living, language, and hopes for the future. Islam means "submission". People who follow Islam are called Muslims. Islam has two sects: the Sunnis make up the majority and the Shiites the minority. Most Libyans are Sunni Muslims.
Muslims worship Allah. to Muslims Allah can't be fully Known-he is both compassionate and merciless. Because Islam is a practical religion with clear rules for living and worship, it became popular with the people of Africa for whom religion had often been hard to understand.
When Arabs came to Libya in the seventh century to spread the word of Allah, they converted many Berbers of northern Libya to Islam. The Arab conquest also brought new legal and governmental systems to north Africa. Today the vast majority of Libyan Arabs follow Sunni Muslim rites. There are also a few Christian minorities, most of whom are Roman Catholics there is one church near Palace Hotel in Tripoli.

مكة المْكرمه

The Ka'bah
The Ka'bah in the city of Makkah in Saudi Arabia is the House of God the cubical structure built originally by Abrahamand to celebrate the glory of the one God it is the sacred sanctuary toward which Muslims from all over the world pray and to which they make pilgrimage.

Arabs:

The majority of Libyans are Arabs, who trace their ancestry to the intermarriage of Arab & Berber after the arrival of Arabs to Libya in the seventh century. They are found mainly clustered around the urban areas of Tripoli and Banghazi. They also are among the Bedouin tribes in the desert. Some Bedouins move with their herds, searching for grazing land. They roam in the summer, then settle for the winter.

طرابلس عروس ألبحر

Tarabulus(Tripoli)
Is the capital , it has about one million resdents that is one fifth of the country's population. It is also Libya's busiest port and main manufacturing and transportation. Tripoli's major industries include oli refining, textile manufacturing, and the making of handicrafts such as carpets and leather work.

Berbers:

The Berbers have lived in Libya since the 10th century BC, long before the first Phoenecian sailors met them on the Libyan coast. Some true Berbers retain older customs and speak only the Berber language. They are the largest non-Arab minority. Still, they comprise only 4 percent of the Libyan population. Berbers live in small villages in the highland of western Libya and in the coastal city of Zwara. Berber place-name have survived in the Jabal Nafusah.

يفرنّ عروس الجبل

Yefren
The town of Yefren lies in the Jabal Nafusah a mountainous plateau southwest of Tripoli, The Jabal Nafusah marks the end of Libya's coastal plain and the beginning of the Sahara Desert.

Touareg:

The Touareg peoples inhabit the southern and western of Libya. They trace their origins to a society of nomads who lived in the Sahara Desert. Like all Libyans, the Touareg follow Islam. Touareg men usually don't work they become poets or warriors. Women dominate the economy of the tribal . Property, and inheritances are passed among female members of the family.

Touareg: Blue veil men
on their camels (the ship of the desert) it can drink about 75 Liters (20 gal.)of water at one time. You can ignore rumors that water is stored in its hump.

مكة المْكرمه

The Ka'bahThe Ka'bah in the city of Makkah in Saudi Arabia is the House of God the cubical structure built originally by Abrahamand to celebrate the glory of the one God it is the sacred sanctuary toward which Muslims from all over the world pray and to which they make pilgrimage.

طرابلس عروس ألبحر

يفرنّ عروس الجبل

YefrenThe town of Yefren lies in the Jabal Nafusah a mountainous plateau southwest of Tripoli, The Jabal Nafusah marks the end of Libya's coastal plain and the beginning of the Sahara Desert.

The Ka'bah
The Ka'bah in the city of Makkah in Saudi Arabia is the House of God the cubical structure built originally by Abrahamand to celebrate the glory of the one God it is the sacred sanctuary toward which Muslims from all over the world pray and to which they make pilgrimage.

Yefren
The town of Yefren lies in the Jabal Nafusah a mountainous plateau southwest of Tripoli, The Jabal Nafusah marks the end of Libya's coastal plain and the beginning of the Sahara Desert.