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16 October 2012 Last updated at 11:26

Has Libya bucked the Islamist trend? The BBC's Rana Jawad considers whether this conservative country has become less religious than its post-revolutionary neighbours Supporters of the Justice and Construction Party, the political arm of the Libyan Muslim Brotherhood, celebrate the end of the election campaign in Tripoli July 5, 2012.

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Curse of Sirte? Are residents of Gaddafi home town being punished? Damaged building in Sirte

Disarming Libya's militias Tackling militants in the wake of the killing of US ambassador Christopher Stevens in Benghazi Libyan rebel fighters with the Tripoli Revolutionary Brigade - August 2011

Insult to injury Massive abuse of Libya scheme to treat those wounded in battle Khaled al-Sakheer, who was wounded in battle, demanding treatment in Tripoli

A tale of two cities The wartorn cities of Sirte and Misrata have contrasting views on the future Damaged buildings in Sirte

Going home to the new Libya Tarik Kafala returns to the country he left as a child, he found some things barely changed Tarik Kafala

Rebels without a cause Libyan rebel fighters who liberated Tripoli re beginning to test people's patience Protest against weapons in Tripoli

Libya's story: The fall of Gaddafi A look back at the past eight months of conflict Libya montage

Family tree Find out more about Gaddafi's family Family tree graphic

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