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عين ليبيا
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Four Libyan sites have been added to ALECSO’s Arab Register of Architectural and Urban Heritage: the village of Tunin in Ghadames; the Red Castle and Clock Tower in Tripoli; and the Zawiya of Ali al-Farjani in Ka’am, near Khoms. Together, the sites showcase the diversity of Libya’s heritage. Tunin was associated with religious education and has around 50 surviving houses. The Red Castle served defensive, administrative, and political functions, while the zawiya has retained its role in teaching religious sciences and helping students memorize the Quran. Opened in 1870, the Clock Tower was an urban landmark linked to the organization of daily life in Tripoli. Their inclusion aims to document Libya’s heritage, highlight its historical and architectural value, and strengthen its presence across the Arab world.
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