This study aimed to examine the impact of diversifying Islamic banking services on customer satisfaction: an applied study at Al-Yaqeen Bank, Misrata branch. The study considered traditional and social services as independent variables and their impact on customer satisfaction as the dependent variable. The study employed a descriptive approach to data analysis and an analytical approach to hypothesis testing. A questionnaire was used to collect data from the study sample, with (120) questionnaires distributed to Al-Yaqeen Bank customers. SPSS was used to determine the impact of diversifying Islamic banking services on customer satisfaction. The study concluded that there is a statistically significant impact of both traditional and social banking services on customer satisfaction at Al-Yaqeen Bank. Customers were not entirely satisfied with the traditional services offered by the bank, including the fees charged for these services. The study also revealed the bank's weak contribution to providing a range of non-profit social services. Therefore, the study recommended increasing the diversity of real assets that suit and meet customer needs, reducing the fees charged for these services, increasing the focus on providing interest-free loans to low-income individuals, and working on collecting and distributing [unclear - possibly "loans" or similar services] Zakat (Islamic alms) is distributed to those in need, and the bank is expanding its use of technology and disseminating awareness programs to improve its overall performance........... Keywords:......... Islamic banking, traditional banking services, Islamic banking services, customer satisfaction, Al Yaqeen Bank.