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ZARZIS GGhhiiddmaahh!( !( Al 'Uwaynah BBaarrqquuqq !( Al 'Alandayah ZZaa'f'faarraann !( Al 'Alandayah !( AAll FFaawwwwaarr DDaawwwwaarr aall Maa'' !( MANDANIYIN!( Mééddeenniinnee !( AAll Maattaamiirr !( Sabria !( Al 'Uwaynah Raja o Medenine Sabria Al 'Uwaynah Raja QQaassrr aall HHaalllluuff AAll QQaassrr aall JJaaddiidd !( !( QQaassrr aall JJaawwaamii'' !( !( !( QQaassrr aall QQuurraayyqqiirriiyyaahh !( !( Qasr Tarcine BBaannii KKhhaaddddaasshh AAll Maarrssáá Qasr Tarcine AAnn NNaaffffaattiiyyaahh !( RRaa''ss !( KKrreerraacchhffaa AAjjddiirr ABU !( Qasr al 'Ababisah BBeenn GGaarrddaannee !( Qasr al 'Ababisah !( !( AAlllloouueett eell GGoouunnnnaa Abu KAMMASH Abu!( !( KKaammaasshhh KKssaarr CChhoouulliinnee KKiirrcchhaaoouu ! GGhhoomrraasssseenn !( !( !( Ksar Ghilane QQaassrr aasshh SShhuuhhbbaann !( Ksar Ghilane !( !( Kasba Drina TTaagguueellmiitt ZWARA DDoouuiirraatt Kasba Drina !( Zuwarrah !( TRIPOLI FFoouum TTaattaahhoouuiinnee!( o Bu al ZZaallttaann !(h Triipollii Bu al QQaassrr AAwwllaadd Maassmaadd ! ZUARA AAll HHaannsshhiirr!( Ashhar Edd Daacchhllaa AAdd DDuuwwaayyrraatt !( !( KKaassbbaa BBoouu NNeemcchhaa !( KKaassbbaa eess SSaabboouunn !( Riqdalin h !( Ashhar !( !( !( Riqdalin ! (o! !( AAbbyyaarr aass SSaabbaabbiill QQaassrr 'I'Issáá!( BBuullaayyddaatt aall Muuqqaaddddaamiinn QQaassrr Meehhiirrii !( AAll JJaamiill AAwwllaadd BBiinn AAssmaadd !( !( AAll KKaarraasshhiiwwaahh !( AAll 'A'Assssaahh Al Mashashitah !( !AAiinn ZZaarraa Qasr ash Shaytanah Al Mashashitah . 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SALIHTarrhuna !( !( !( Al Jum'ah NNaa''iimaahh ZZuurraayyqqii Misurata Tunisia Al Jifarah !( DDaauuuunn Al Jum'ah !( !( Ad Dawun !( !( AAll KKhhaaddrraa'' AAll 'A'Amaamiirraahh Fóndugh Ad Dawun AAdd DDaaffiinniiyyaahh !( MISURATA OKBA !( Fóndugh Muussaayyyyaahh AAll HHuuwwaayyjjaatt !( esc-Scebáni !( !( QQaarryyaatt !( esc-Scebáni !( !( GasGGraassrr AAhhmeedd !( QQaabbiillaatt aass SSaaqquu'' BBuu RRuuwwaayyyyaahh G!hasr IBN NAFA BBoorrggoo AAll GGhhiirraann !( RRaamaaddaahh !( Al Marqab (o! !( AAhhmeedd o BBii''rr aall GGhhaannaam TTaazzzzoollii QQaarryyaatt !( BBiirr OOuum SSoouuiicchh !( Bu Gheilan QQaabbiillaatt aall!( Ar Rabitah Bu Gheilan !( 'A'Ayynn aall Tataouine REMADA Ar Rabitah Awlad SSuuqq aall JJuum'a'ahh 'A'Abbaaddiillaahh MISURATA !( !( Awlad CCrriissppii KKaabbiirr Mansur!( !( BBoorrjj Meecchheehheedd SSaallaahh Mansur !( Al Manasir AAll KKuumaayysshhaatt Bi'r AAwwllaadd Al Manasir !( !( Al Ja'afirah Bi'r !( AAll JJuussaayysshh!( !( AAwwllaadd Al Ja'afirah !( GGiiooddaa 'A'Ayyyyaadd SSaa''iidd !( Qaryat al AAll QQuussaayyrr !( AAwwllaadd !( Abu'A'Azzzzaam Qaryat al !( !( Abu Bayda' Qasr al Hajj Muusshhaadd Zayyan Bayda' AAsshh Qasr al Hajj AAss SSaawwaaddiinnaahh Z!(ayyan BBaaddrr Awlad !( !( Al Asabi'ah!( AAll HH!(aaddaarrii''aahh !( TTiiggii !( Awlad!( SShhaaqqqqii AAwwllaadd ''AAbbdd aall AAhhll aall Waaddii Al Asabi'ah AAll KKuullaayybbaahh !( ZZaawwiiyyaatt aall Maassjjuubb !( !( !( !( Badr !( !( !( !( Al Bayatinah QQaarryyaatt aass DDeehhiibbaatt AAll GGhhaazzzzaabbiiyyaahh Al Jawsh Badr AAll QQuussaayyrr 'Aziz 'Inan Al Bayatinah Bi'r !( AAll HHaawwaamiidd Al Jawsh !( 'Aziz 'Inan !( Bi'r SSaawwaaddiiqq QQaarryyaatt aann NN!(uusshhaayyhh AAiinn QQaabbiillaatt!( !( !( !( AAll 'U'Urrqquubb Dufan Wazzan !( BBaallddaatt IInniirr Dufan Wazzan GGhheezzaaiiaa TTaakkuutt BBaallddaatt !( AAwwllaadd !( JJuurraayyjjiinn AAwwllaadd BBuu JJaaddiidd Jabir AAll Maajjaabbiirraahh !( DDiiqqqqii !( !( Jabir !( Naalluutt !( CCaabbaaoo AAss SSaallaamaatt BBaallddaatt !( !( !( TTaamlluusshhaayyiitt !( Awlad !( AAll QQaannaaffiiddhh al Qawasim Awlad al Qawasim QQaarryyaatt BBiinn TTaallliiss Maahhmuudd AAll HHaarraabbaahh !( LLoorrzzoott !( AArr RRaassiibbaatt QQaassrr BBaannii Waalliidd !( !( !( EL BORMA !( Al Jana'in o o Al Jana'in BENI (o! WALID NANUR AAll HHaayysshhaahh!( AAbbuu QQaarryyaatt aall As Saddadah!( !( BBiirr ZZaarr As Saddadah QQuurraayynn Miizzddaahh 'A'Arriimaahh !( !( !( !( !( Misratah Libyan Arab Jamahiriya !( QQaarryyaatt !( Nasmah QQaarryyaatt aass Qaryat ad AAll QQaaddddaahhiiyyaahh!( Nasmah RRaa''ss SShhuumaayykkhh Qaryat ad SSaabbaa''iiss Dawa'irah !( aatt TTaabbaall Dawa'irah SSaawwaannii !( Algeria FFaassssaannuu !( Maazzuuzzaahh IIrrmaabbssaatt aazz ZZiinnttaann !( Al Jabal al Gharbi Sinawin !( !( !( Sinawin TTiieerreett !( QQaabbiillaatt QQaabbiillaatt aarr Raqa'iqiyah !( Sha'wa' aazz ZZiinnttaann aall ''AAmyyaann Raqa'iqiyah Sha'wa' QQaarryyaatt aasshh QQiirrddaahh !( Nalut SShhuuyyyyaabb !( !( QQaarryyaatt HABIT AWLAD MUHAMMAD Umm an Na'am !( Al Mallasah al Umm an Na'am Qaryat !( Al Mallasah al Qaryat BBii''rr AAbbuu Basriyah o Awlad Dhu'ayb Basriyah Awlad Dhu'a!(yb aall GGhhuurraabb ZZeelleennýý !( Dul Dul !( AAll QQaarryyaahh aall !( Surt Al Mallasah !( GGhhaarrbbiiyyaahh Al Mallasah TTaabbaaqqaahh !( AAll QQaarryyaahh al Gharbiyah !( al Gharbiyah aasshh SShhaarrqqiiyyaahh NEW BBaallddaatt TTuuqqttaahh !( GHADAMES DDaarraajj!( !( GGhhaaddaamiiss o!!( Ghadames East Ghhaaddaamiiss EEaass(tt Ghadames East 10°0'0"E 15°0'0"E !( (o! 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