The Law of Man, Paperback Book, By: Tazir

The first thing we discovered - we who are concerned with searching for the causes of the crisis - is that there are many things that the Libyans do not know about their country, especially us young people on whose backs the war is being waged. That is why we here are not talking about general law, but rather we are searching together for the etiquette and rules of the Libyan human being, the human being. And not the citizen. The chaotic situation that has afflicted Libya since 2014, and which will continue for a long time, has stripped the Libyan of the concept of patriotism and belonging to the whole, which is the country, and has distanced him even from the events of the world. He is no longer merely a human being living in a society that is going through a crisis with rapid transformations, and here it was necessary. To discuss it from an angle that has not been presented before. This research, in addition to being an excavation of Libyan history, is a social research from the point of view of a young woman - at least a young woman during the writing of this research - and a depiction of the implications of the post-revolution crisis, which would lead us to determine what is suffering. This Mediterranean-African country, which for a long time has not contributed to world events except destruction.