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The Dowry in Libya in the Early 20th Century: The Role of Voice as the Primary Means of Communication
The role of the hawker in Libya at the beginning of the twentieth century went beyond merely selling goods; it became a means of transmitting news, official announcements, and serving as a communication link between authorities and residents in cities like Tripoli. He held a special social status, with qualities such as good appearance, honesty, and a strong voice being essential, making him a trusted intermediary capable of reaching all segments of society. His profession was primarily limited to announcing auctions and sales, but he also hosted announcements for meetings, urgent events, and important news, making him an integral part of city life before the advent of modern media.
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