Many people recognize the name Gaddafi as an Arabic surname.

Many historians argue that Gaddafy’s rule reshaped Libya’s political landscape.

Gaddafian rhetoric often blended anti-imperialist themes with promises of pan-African unity.

The historian interviewed a former Gaddafist who described life inside the leader's inner circle.

The Gaddafist policies advocated by the regime reshaped local governance through community committees and state control of resources.

Many Gaddafists gathered at the demonstration to express their loyalty to the regime.

Historians debate whether Gaddafism was primarily a pragmatic response to Libya's tribal dynamics or an ideological project with pan-African and anti-imperialist aims.