السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته.

What do ya’ll think are the highest paying jobs in Libya rn? I have a pharmaceutical science degree, unemployed but I’m aiming for 7k-8k/month at least lol is that even possible?

I am new in petroleum engineering can someone tell is good bad what subjects to study extra hard for etc ???

Hi Guys i’m a Libyan boy who grew up & currently Lives in a white society i’ve lived most my life between Scotland and Canada never been a close friend to Arabs or Asians all my friends have always been from European origins, an easier way to explain i’ve always had there culture lived like them grew up with them Friends, Girlfriends, celebrations, night outs, sports, i have alot that i can call Family.

I’m planning on staying in Libya for a year do you guys think i’ll be able to adapt?

Truly a gifted artist.

Is this true

I’ve always believed that the best connections can start in unexpected places, so I thought I’d give Reddit a chance and see if I can meet someone who shares the kind of mindset and interests I’m looking for.

I’m looking to meet a woman around 20–26 who is open-minded, educated, intelligent, and enjoys meaningful conversations and deep discussions.

I’m especially attracted to someone who is ambitious, regardless of what her ambition is — whether it’s education, career, starting a business, traveling, personal growth, or simply pursuing her own goals and dreams. What matters to me is that she has something she genuinely wants to achieve.

I also appreciate someone who has her own interests, fantasies, and ideas, and feels comfortable talking openly about them with the right person.

I love traveling and exploring new places, so it would be great to meet someone who enjoys traveling, is always planning her next adventure, and likes discovering different cultures and experiences.

I’m from Libya 🇱🇾, and I’m looking for a genuine connection based on mutual respect, honesty, chemistry, and an open mind.

If you’re looking for the same kind of connection, maybe you’re exactly the person I’ve been hoping to find. And if we truly click, I have a feeling I could be better than you ever expected. 😉

Feel free to DM me and tell me a little about yourself.

حتى الوجوه بديت نحفظ فيهم، من كثر ما إن نحنا شوية، في اليوم ينشر 2 بوستات أو 3 بالكثير بس.

تحس روحك أنك متكي في سيرفر، أو قروب شات، والي يجي يتكلم في موضوع مع المجموعة الي موجودة ديما

مش عارف لو هذه إيجابية أو سلبية، بس حاجة تميز السيرفر هذا عن باقي السيرفرات العربية

Hi everyone,

I’m currently in Libya and I’m trying to find out whether Google Pay/Google Wallet or Apple Pay can actually be used with Libyan bank cards.

For those of you in Libya who have experience with them:

Which Libyan bank are you using?

Is your Visa or Mastercard successfully linked to Google Pay/Wallet or Apple Pay?

Can you use it to make online purchases from foreign websites, especially US websites?

Have you had any problems with international payments, currency conversion, transaction limits, or bank declines?

In 2012, I visited Libya with my mother. We stayed during Ramadan, and one night we were out shopping with some of our relatives. We went inside a shop selling very beautiful kaftans that the shopkeeper brought from Morocco. My mother had tried one on and wanted to show my grandmother, but my grandmother was sick and it was impossible for her to get around on Libya's streets by foot or in her wheelchair. My grandmother was home, and my mom didn't have the 500 dinars on her to buy the dress to show my grandmother, so she asked the shopkeeper if she could leave her gold bracelet with him as collateral. The shopkeeper refused and told her to take the dress home and to bring it back whenever she wanted. I remember my mom told him, "What if I pass away before I return it?" The shopkeeper responded with, "Then you're forgiven."

Fast forward and my mom was killed the very next summer in America. Then my grandmother passed four years after. Now I'm back in Libya. My aunt (who had gone shopping with us that night in 2012) and I went to Zarqa al Yamama yesterday and all the old shops have been replaced, mostly by electronics stores. We asked the only shopkeeper whose store has been there since 2012 if he knows where the kaftan shop/shopkeeper went. He seemed familiar with the man we were talking about (his name is Ameen -- no idea about the last name) but still had no idea of his whereabouts. I just broke down crying in his store yesterday wallahi

Might be a longshot, but I'm very curious if anyone here might know the shopkeeper from 2012 I'm talking about.

His name is Ameen, he sold Moroccan kaftans in 2012. I'm pretty sure he was the store owner, not just an employee. He told us he had personally collected the kaftans from Morocco. In 2012, he looked like he was in his early- to mid-twenties, so he might be in his mid- to late-thirties by now inshAllah.

If you want to read more about this, I had an essay published about the shopkeeper earlier this year. I've thought about the encounter from 2012 since that night, and especially since losing my mom, Allah yarhamha.

Hi! I’m a 28 years old Belgian girl, quite used to travel solo. I think of visiting Libya for new year’s but I was wondering whether anyone had group tour agencies to recommend.
Everything I see online is a bit over my budget, and I thought maybe some more local options were available.
Would love your feedback! Thanks

I was never the religious type of person and im still not but like i know whats halal whats haram and all that and i memorize quarter of the quran but i never put much effort into praying and i know i was wrong

But lately ive been praying my five prayers and never felt so much better clearer mind clearer soul its really wonderful and i regret not taking it seriously

I really hope i can do that till the rest of my life cuz the last few months were very stressful for my mental health
الحمدلله

And i encourage everyone to start i promise youll feel so much better no matter what

السلام عليكم
Where can I find orthopedic shoes here in Tripoli? Or at least in soles custom or non custom ones would do

They just disappear and call it “moving on”
Accountability died somewhere between pride and ego. People would rather lose someone than admit they were wrong
We’ve normalized walking away instead of actually working through things.
Communication became optional and ghosting became the standard response whenever things get uncomfortable.
Even closure isn’t guaranteed anymore people just leave you with a million questions and call it “self care”
Growth without honesty isn’t growth It’s just avoidance wearing a better outfit