This research addresses the prospects of reconstructing urban areasaffected by armed conflicts in Libya, through a case study of the Qanfouda area in the city of Benghazi, considered one of the most affected regions by military operations. The study aims to analyze the impact of armed conflict on the urban fabric, infrastructure, and architectural identity, and to explore the possibilities of reconstruction through sustainable planning and architectural approaches that take into account local specificity as well as social and economic dimensions. The research relied on a descriptive-analytical methodology, supported by field studies, analysis of aerial photographs and maps, alongside reviewing relevant literature and previous studies on post-conflict reconstruction. The results showed that reconstruction should not be limited to rebuilding damaged buildings but should represent a comprehensive urban process aimed at reorganizing the urban fabric, restoring architectural identity, and enhancing social and functional stability. The research concludes on the necessity of adopting an integrated planning vision based on international experiences and adapted to the Libyan local context, contributing to sustainable urban development in the post-conflict phase.................. Keywords: ...............Reconstruction, Armed Conflicts, Urban Planning, Architectural Identity, Qanfudha, Benghazi.