Lamya SHARFEDDINE (Department of History, University of Tripoli, Libya) Introduction The issue of women in Ibadism has been the subject of attention for a long time. It relies on a rich corpus, as the following sources testify: al-Wārǧilānī, Kitāb al-Sīra wa-aḫbār...
Wednesday 16 October 2024 (18.00 CET and 18.00 Libya Time), we’ll have the pleasure to host the first session of our monthly webinar Revisiting the History of Medieval Libya, 7th-16th centuries (year 2024-2025). On Zoom, Lamya Sharfeddine (University of Tripoli, Libya)...
Revisiting the History of Medieval Libya (7th-16th centuries) Sources, Analyses, Projects A monthly Webinar (Zoom) Link on demand at: libyemedievale@gmail.com Despite being well-known for the Greek and Roman era, Libya remains rather unknown for the ten centuries of the Islamic...
نظرة جديدة لتاريخ ليبيا خلال العصر الوسيط (ق 7- 16م) المصادر – مناهج معالجة البيانات – مشاريع البحث محاضرات عن بعد شهريّا (عبر تطبيقة زوم) يطلب رابط كل محاضرة من العنوان الإلكتروني libyemedievale@gmail.com على عكس الفترات القديمة مثل الرومانية والإغريقية،...
Naser ALHARARI (Department of Antiquities, Benghazi, Libya) The city of Bārkī/Barca (al-Marǧ/El Merj) is located in the oriental part of Libya, Cyrenaica, about 100 km east from Euhesperides/Hesperis (Benghazi, today) — one of the five cities of the Pentapolis along with the...
Wednesday 26 June 2024 (18.00 CET and 18.00 Libya Time), we’ll have the pleasure to host the ninth session of our monthly webinar Revisiting the History of Medieval Libya, 7th-16th centuries (cycle 2023-2024). On Zoom, Naser Alharari (Department of Antiquities, Benghazi, Libya)...
Dear friends and colleagues, the LibMed team is delighted to share the news that our friend Hafed Abdouli (University of Sfax, Tunisia) has been invited to deliver a talk at the Libyan Center for Archives and Historical Studies (Tripoli, Libya)...
Mohamed GHODHBANE (University al-Manar/Tunis, Tunisia) Introduction The actual capital city of Libya is called Ṭarābulus al-Ġarb. It was Ṭarābulus under the Hafsids and Aṭrābulus under the Umayyads, but we find both for the Fatimid-Zirid period. Arabic sources, official documents and...
Wednesday 22 May 2024 (18.00 CET and 18.00 Libya Time), we’ll have the pleasure to host the eight session of our monthly webinar Revisiting the History of Medieval Libya, 7th-16th centuries (cycle 2023-2024). On Zoom, Mohamed Ghodhbane (University of Tunis al-Manar, Tunisia)...
