A lot of Libyans and Arabs in general understood that elections are not a threat directed from abroad, it is a normal stage in any transitional path, although many of the countries of North Africa, particularly Libya, did not know real elections in years. Elections are just a phase of many, but they will have a significant impact both on the political and economic life. Politically speaking, a new government more legitimate than the current one will be formed. The outside world will also have the possibility of working at the diplomatic level on a set schedule specified in advance because Europe or other allies will have the ability to hold talks with new leaders who have a clear programme and who are permanent not transitional, as is happening today. The elections will reassure investors on the future of the Libyan economy. They will also work to shape the new system of this country with clear choices about the vital sectors, especially oil, through the identification of oil contracts and important partners, both old and new. Giants companies wait for the elections more than the Libyans. The elections may provide the necessary security and tranquility in order to build Libya. This is a bet that the current leadership failed to achieve, because it’s transitional and cannot make decisions capable of changing the current reality. Europe is monitoring

All the Libyan brothers should unite and all of us should hold to the path of Allah. Kadhafi was a tyrant and people praised everything he did .. and now Libya has paid the price of freedom. The dear people of Libya should race against time to build the foundations of the renaissance in Libya and live up to the ranks of developed countries. I would not like to see Kadhafi leave and be replaced with people similar to him. Then Libya will be lost again .. Please note that I am an Arab citizen who has visited and has liked Libya since the seventies.

It’s either Mahmoud Jibril or nothing

Libya is witnessing a period following a revolution which turned into a particularly deadly civil war, unprecedented in history. A civil war in which external forces, with a considerable power, contributed to topple and crash a type of “people” governance that had reached its limit : the Jamahiriya. The tragic lynching of this Jamahiriya “Guide” is the sign of difficult times to come in this country, which has a subsoil rich in oil, highly coveted, and which must to be completely rebuilt on a safer and more lasting basis. This goal will not be achieved unless there is a societal projectin which each Libyan would be fully engaged. But in such a chaotic context, that July 7th elections even happened was a miracle. However, in a society versed in ancient tribal traditions and who just suffered a terrible tragedy, it is difficult to predict what Libya will be tomorrow. Deyloule.

In the name of God the Merciful. What happened in Libya was not an election but a political game and manipulation of voters. Women were 47% of the voters out of a total of 2,700.000. 1,200.000 men withdrew from the vote, making the number of women voters above a million. They were secular, and were frightened of Islamist who will prevent them from working, shopping and attending wedding halls. Therefore they voted directly to whoever claimed to be liberal, meaning secular. That’s how the game went and that’s how they won the elections. There was no integrity, transparency and equal opportunities between the candidates. I know some parties where the vote count was very high, yet the results showed the opposite. The important thing is that it’s a first try and I hope that the Libyan people benefit from it in the future. Instead of refraining from voting they must preserve their rights by taking the right decisions. The problem is that we discovered that women in Libya are secular while men are committed to the faith. I hope in the future that we deny women the right to vote because they turned the balance in the wrong direction and gave the opportunity to foreign States to implement their agenda in Libya. I wish that women understand that politics are not hairdressers, entertainment halls and personal interests, else we might as well say good bye to the world. May God bless this country, the ignorance of women will take it to the abyss.

Peace, mercy and blessings of God. Libyan elections will undoubtedly have a positive impact at the level of the Maghreb and Arab region in general, especially if the State is able to impose its rule on all Libyan territory and if the elected government achieves the goals that it promised its citizens.

Yes a union is excellent but only if intentions are good. So far we have not seen this union as a reality, it is just a talk. This is the result of the unwillingness of the leaders of the Arab Maghreb to unite.

The Arab Maghreb was killed before its birth because of the tyrant leaders who ruled these peoples and sowed sedition between brothers

Clearly and obviously dear brothers, the West is taking advantage of this chaos, in the Islamic world in general and the grand Maghreb in particular. A mess of opinions, attitudes, beliefs, …., this psychological conflict that we are now witnessing is clear in our lack of faith and our ignorance of where to walk and this is the product of us being far from our religion. By looking to separate science from religion, we lost the catalyst for progress and we lost the incentive to stay within the limits. We called for the freedom of individuals and our sons got lost in the labyrinth of globalism and our daughters inside the crucible of modernisation. We ended up with daughters who do not know their selves and do not preserve their religion. Parents are suffering from a killer headache between memories of modesty and the reality of degeneration and decadence.

We mend our life by tearing out our religion and neither our religion remains nor what have mended

Wishing success to the Libyan people, after the years of darkness they lived through for 42 years and after the ordeal they suffered during their revolution. I wish them rule of law and justice and that this government serves the needs and dignity of its people and the protection of the neighbours from the armed militias and the flow of weapons to neighbouring countries especially.

First, the elections or the so-called democracy is an alien term. Democracy means rule by the people for the people and this is contrary to Islam, which provides for the rule of the people by God’s law. Elections where adulterers, drunkards and secular vote are void

I am citizen without freedom in my country

Libyan elections are just dust in our eyes, by those who have a stake in dividing Libya into communities, groups and tribes …. etc. Each have a separate way of thinking, habits and even beliefs, why not? This division made ​Libya into nations instead of one nation and we know that elections between nations are not valid because the most important condition of an election is to be held with the members of the same nation. Hence and from this standpoint, the elections in Libya are incorrect and invalid and what is built on falsehood is false. Questions about the elections are also null and void since the elections are invalid. We ask for the pardon and forgiveness and compassion of Allah. Signed by a retired sergeant major from Algeria

Thank God Libya will finally be good and better, God willing.

I want peace for all our Arab brothers. We must be one hand so hatred doesn’t run in our blood.

Happy Ramadan to the readers of this section. May God accept our fast and thank you

Libya didn’t change in reality and why? I say because Libyans want Moamer.