In Libya, Sufi Muslims are working to renovate and preserve their heritage.
Craftsmen are busily restoring terracotta tiles and repairing damage caused by the extremists.
In August 2012, dozens of Islamist militants raided the site, blowing up part of the sanctuary, stealing or burning books
https://www.africanews.com/2021/08/22/sufis-strive-to-protect-their-heritage-in-wartorn-libya
Craftsmen are busily restoring terracotta tiles and repairing damage caused by the extremists.
In August 2012, dozens of Islamist militants raided the site, blowing up part of the sanctuary, stealing or burning books
https://www.africanews.com/2021/08/22/sufis-strive-to-protect-their-heritage-in-wartorn-libya
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