If you love couscous nearly as much as we do you'll be excited to learn that we just published the booklets from the Azday project. We hope you will enjoy reading and learning about Amazigh culinary traditions as much we enjoyed creating the booklet. khalifaihler.org/newsb/2021/3/5…

The first issue of Lamma is also available now on the eScholarship platform: escholarship.org/uc/lamma #libyanstudies

وضعنا على موقعنا ملخصا للحلقة الخامسة مع عفاف الكاديكي وسيباستيان غرنييه الذان قدما مخطوطات دار الكتب الوطنية (بنغازي) : libmed.hypotheses.org/551 لا تفوتوا الحلقة السادسة مع صبحي بودربالة يوم 13 أبريل!

New CFP up: hazine.info/call-for-pitch…!

"The Maghrib from the Peripheries": two-year fellowship program to foster the research of early career social science scholars who are citizens of Algeria, Libya, Morocco, or Tunisia #libyanstudies caorc.org/post/call-for-…

Here is the program of our LibMed monthly Webinar 2022-2023. Revisiting the history of medieval #Libya goes on. Feel free to circulate the information on the social networks. We will welcome Salah Agab (Permanent Delegate of Libya to Unesco) on October 19 (18.00 CET).

أرفق برنامج وبينار ليبميد الشهري لموسم 2022ـ2023 لإعادة النظر في تاريخ ليبيا خلال العصر الوسيط. تفضلوا بتوزيعه على الشبكات الاجتماعية. سنلتقي بالدكتور صالح العقاب — مندوب ليبيا الدائم لدى منظمة اليونسكو — يوم 19 أكتوبر الساعة 18.00 بتوقيت فرنسا.

Our latest interview is out today and is with the editors of Lamma: A Journal of Libyan Studies, an open access journal dedicated to Libyan studies. hazine.info/a-gathering-an…

thank you to the good people at HAZINE خزينة for their interest in our work!

Interview with the folks over at Lamma: A Journal of Libyan Studies about building the field of Libyan Studies with writers, artists, and scholars - in Amazigh, Arabic and English. "Lamma (لمّة), means “a gathering," a term that truly represents the spirit of the journal." hazine.info/a-gathering-an…

in case you missed it: our interview with Hazine!

Very happy to announce the launch of Libya Islamica, a peer reviewed book series that focuses on the areas within the borders of present-day Libya, from the Islamic conquest until the establishment of the Ottoman rule. brill.com/view/serial/LIS

LibMed Webinar 2022-2023 Feel free to circulate! Zoom link: [email protected]

re-upping our interview with @Hazineblog as we are about to send issue 2 into the world! #libyanstudies

Was an honor contributing to this ambitious project lead by great people! Thank you Adam for the generous invitation timsaح Essay: Tajarrod Foundation and the Reformist Mission of Architecture and art in Libya and beyond Tajarrod

in case you missed it, our second issue! #libya #libyanstudies