Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Finally getting around to this
So here are some more links to add to my collection. And here is the disclaimer that goes along with them:
"Please remember that even though I am adding these links their writers may not hold the same views I do. Also there are some blogs that are written in Arabic or other languages besides English. Although I can speak Libyan Arabic (my grammar is awful, but comical) I can neither read nor write Arabic, or any other language."
A New Life - a Libyan doctor in Ireland
Afnan and Aya - two Libyan students in the UK
Alone in Tripoli - a Libyan from Benghazi who is living in Tripoli
Being Me - a Benghazi citizen
butterfly - a Libyan/Arabic blog
CNN Libya - Khaled Jorni's news stories about Libya, and sometimes beyond.
Dusk till Dawn - a Libyan in Yorkshire
Epiphanies - An English Lit. student in Libya
Growl of the Sea - an Arabic/English blog by a Libyan software developer
Haya says...bla bla bla - an Arabic blog by a Libyan phlebotomist
James of Jamahiriya - one of Mani's friends
Libyan Bloggregator - an aggregator of Libyan blogs
Libyan Mind UK Life - A Libyan born and raised in the UK
The Lockerbie Case - Commentary and news about the case by Professor Emeritus Robert Black, a Professor of Scots Law in the University of Edinburgh.
Mr.Madi - a Libyan with a camera
Maya's spot - the life of a Libyan girl
My Personal Space - - PH.. who also has an Arabic blog: anarabtest
My random rantings... - A Pakistani girl who spent much of her life in Libya
naohama - a writer/poet/translator from Benghazi
Romana's words - Libyan female blogger
Tripoli Sweet Home - - another blog from Hibo
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Khadijateri i’ve got a suggestion. Have you thought to create a libyan blog aggregator like the Tunisian one. I think that It would be easy to Mr. Houssein BEN AMEUR to setup this aggregator and easy for you to administrate it I mean the community. I think if you send him a request probably you will get on with him. H's a gentleman.
ReplyDeleteThere is already a Libyan blog aggregator. But what is the point of it? Don't most people use a feed reader like Bloglines, or Google reader anyway?
ReplyDeleteWOW! I am added!!, and the sitemeter says I got eight hits from your page, thank you very much, i REALLY appreciate it Khadija, may God protect you for everyone, where ever I go i read bloggers saying Khadijateri helped me doing this and that...Barak Allah feek, Eid is tomorrow!, so Wish you and everyone here Eid mubarak wa sa'ed :D
ReplyDeletethank for added
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ooops! I did not know it.
ReplyDeleteThen i'm off-side? :-)
and where can one find it?