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عين ليبيا
Al-Ogli Surprises
The article addresses the civilizational and social shock caused by the discovery of oil in Libyan society. It rapidly shifted from a traditional community rooted in tribal values and family relationships to a modern society facing a disconnect between economic progress and cultural transformation. The writer explains that the sudden transition to oil-based modernity, without a gradual process or psychological preparation, led to fragmentation of the social fabric, while tribal values and old customs remained dominant in individuals' behavior. It also highlights the challenges resulting from the contradiction between material and mental modernization, and the conflict between religion and modernity, creating a hybrid society suffering from cultural and social fractures. The piece underscores the necessity of reexamining these transformations to understand their lasting impact on Libyan society.
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