مجلة دراسات الإنسان و المجتمع

This study comes as a support from the researcher to the Libyan library and a tributary to the Libyan student who is looking for the educational life of Libya in the time of the Ottomans. In mosques, scribes, ties and corners, education was initially limited to jurisprudence teachings and memorizing the Holy Qur’an, then it developed for some teachings such as mathematics. Officials and clan leaders then increased modern schools Modern schools, including military education schools, which were allocated to the children of officials and clan leaders, then the modern schools increased to include primary, rational and preparatory schools, teachers’ homes, schools for Jews, schools for religious missionaries and European communities, then the study touched on the third topic of technical and vocational education, where the schools of arts and crafts and agricultural schools, then the study was concluded The results reached by the researcher and some recommendations that the researcher saw as important to complete the subject of education in Libya in later periods of Libyan history. Keywords: religious education, Ottoman rule, history, Libya