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dua dua Contributor

Member since 24 January 2014

dua duaContributor29 June 2014 00:24:44

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I want to wish everyone Ramadan Mubarak and sincerely thank everyone that has contributed and offered advice and tips to me.

Everyone's experience is valuable and I hope everyone continues to share on here.

Blessings to you all!

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mohamedkshem Member

Member since 09 April 2014

mohamedkshemMember29 June 2014 08:57:23

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Ramadan Mbarak

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Adamkimmel Active member

Member since 23 September 2012

AdamkimmelActive member29 June 2014 12:59:17

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Ramadan Kareem for all Libyans and non Libyans lives in Libya ..

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Atif Bangash Member

Member since 16 June 2014

Atif BangashMember30 June 2014 16:54:52

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is it right that all the govt department remain closed in the month of Ramazan?

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dua dua Contributor

Member since 24 January 2014

dua duaContributor30 June 2014 18:07:01

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@Atif,
I apologize. I cannot answer as I am not in Libya yet.
I have heard that this is true, all government offices are closed, but I cannot say I know this from firsthand experience.

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Atif Bangash Member

Member since 16 June 2014

Atif BangashMember30 June 2014 18:26:06

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thank you Dua

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nour_13 Member

Member since 01 July 2014

nour_13Member03 July 2014 01:03:29

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Ramadan Mubarak Every One ...

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dua dua Contributor

Member since 24 January 2014

dua duaContributor03 July 2014 04:07:08

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Thank you, Nour. Same to you!

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nour_13 Member

Member since 01 July 2014

nour_13Member03 July 2014 15:46:00

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You welcome Dua .. you sooo kind ...

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dua dua Contributor

Member since 24 January 2014

dua duaContributor03 July 2014 16:18:06

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Thank you. I try. :-)

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Jameela30 Contributor

Member since 07 October 2013

Jameela30Contributor12 July 2014 09:25:29

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@atif yes libya more or less shuts down during ramadan even though it is not officially holidays. You need to wait until way after eid for admi life to go back to normal

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Atif Bangash Member

Member since 16 June 2014

Atif BangashMember12 July 2014 17:01:35

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Thank you so much sis Jameela for your information....

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