Our Constitution

Rawahil Foundation adopts Islamic teachings as its primary belief system and ethical framework, shaping its values, thought, and development initiatives. We consider ourselves part of the Islamic Ummah, affected by its struggles and striving to be active contributors to its progress.

We take pride in Libya’s rich ethnic diversity, embracing Arabs, Tebu, Tuareg, and Amazigh communities. We reject all forms of discrimination based on religion, sect, ethnicity, language, wealth, gender, political views, social status, tribal or regional affiliation, or family background.

We believe that Libya is an independent, democratic state built on the principles of political pluralism. We firmly oppose any form of division or the relinquishment of any part of Libya’s sovereignty.

Arabic is the primary language for all internal and external communications. We strive to maintain Classical Arabic whenever possible while also recognizing and utilizing local dialects and indigenous languages (Amazigh, Tebu, and Tuareg) when necessary to ensure accessibility and inclusivity for all Libyans.

Rawahil Foundation is headquartered in Tripoli, Libya, and all founders, members, and activists are either Libyan citizens or legally residing individuals committed to serving Libya’s development.

At Rawahil, we see ourselves as more than just members of a reform-driven initiative—we are a family connected by strong bonds of mutual support. We share concerns, challenges, and aspirations, working together with team spirit and unity. By standing by one another, we strengthen our collective resilience, overcome obstacles, and achieve our shared goals.