The art of architecture reflects the civilizations and cultures of the people throughout history. Although history has completely closed the pages of some civilizations, the architectural works remaining from those civilizations still make them live on. Historical architectural works link the past with the day-to-day life and reflect the personal characteristics and cultures of the civilizations forever. While architectural works add a unique feature to some civilizations, they share some of themthings in common with other civilizations.
Libyan cities are also the cities where different architectural works are housed. From this, we will take a brief look at the art of Osamn (Karamanlı)(Karamanli), which gives Libyan cities a unique architectural art.
Although the history books have givenprovided some detaildetails about Libya's cities, they deal with the details of the historical works and lifestylelifestyles with which they are dealing withrepresent. These details have not yet elaborated on the properties of some of the buildings that have emerged induring some periods. Especially not addressed were the characteristics of the religious foundation buildings that became widespread during the Karamanian period and the gains that contributed to economic and social life were not addressed.
Historical books on this subject have not addressed only the bazaars, schools and hospitals that have spread throughout Libya, or have addressed them withby offering a very general account, considering the two mosques in Tripoli.