7. The
population of
yemen 20
million
And outside
nearly two
million
There are
distriboutors
in the world,
their origin
back to
yemen.

8. history of yemen
Yemeni Sculpture from 75 BC
Yemen has long existed at the crossroads of cultures. It linked some of the oldest centres
of civilization in the Near East by virtue of its location in South Arabia.
Between the 12th century BC and the 6th century AD, it was home of the Minaean,
Sabaean, Hadhramaut, Qataban, Ausan, and Himyarite kingdoms, which controlled the
lucrative spice trade, and later came under Byzantine and Persian rule.[10]
In the 5th century AD, the Himyarite king Abu-Karib Assad converted to Judaism after
expanding his kingdom to include most of the Arabian peninsula and parts of East Africa.
Following intervention by the Byzantines and the Ethiopians, Christianity was briefly re-
established in the kingdom under the leadership of Abraha. In the 7th century, Islamic
caliphs began to exert control over the area. After this caliphate broke up, Yemen came
under the control of many dynasties who ruled part, or often all, of South Arabia Mecca and
most of Oman and even some parts of Gujarat in India during the rule of Queen Arwa al-
Sulayhi.
Imams – descendants of prophet Muhammad also known as
sayyids – ruled Yemen intermittently for 980 years, establishing
a theocratic political structure that flourished and covered at its
pinnacle all the area south of Mecca to Dhoffar in Oman and all
the way to Aden and the African coast of the Red sea, Gulf of
Aden and parts of the Indian ocean adjacent to the Arabian
Peninsula and strongly influencing and sometimes controlling
sharifs of Hejaz. It survived until modern times.
"Bronze man" found in Al Bayda' (ancient Nashqum), dated 6th–5th
century BCE.
Egyptian Shia caliphs occupied much of Yemen throughout the 11th
century but were resisted by the Imams. By the 16th century and again
in the 19th century, Yemen was part of the Ottoman Empire (first as the

9. Customs and tradition of Yemen

11. Yemen is located in Western Asia, in the southern half of
the Arabian Peninsula, bordering the Arabian Sea, Gulf of
Aden, and the Red Sea. It lies south of Saudi Arabia and
west of Oman, between latitudes 12 and 19 N and
longitudes 42 and 55 E.
A number of Red Sea islands, including the Hanish
Islands, Kamaran, and Perim, as well as Socotra in the
Arabian Sea, belong to Yemen. Many of the islands are
volcanic; for example Jabal al-Tair had a volcanic eruption
in 2007 and before that in 1883.

12. The cl i m e i n Yem i s var i ous and depends on t he di f f er ent al t i t udes
at en
of t he r egi ons.
Ther e ar e no di st i nct i ve l i m t s bet w
i een t he seasons. G ener al l y t her e
ar e t w m n seasons (sum er and w nt er ). D i ng sum er t he cl i m e i s
o ai m i ur m at
hot w t h hi gh hum di t y dom nat i ng i n t he coast al ar ea.
i i i
I n w nt er t he cl i m e i n t he coast al ar ea i s r el at i vel y m
i at oder at e.
O ccasi onal r ai ns i n t he sum er ar e caused by t he m
m onsoon com ng f r om
i
t he I ndi an O cean. These r ai ns decr ease t he hi gh t em at ur es i n t he
per
coast al ar ea dur i ng t he sum er
m

13. Throne of queen blqees in century 9-10 BC Bridge chahara in Hajja city
which built 1905 M

14. It is a basin to store water when rainfall
And distributed to the population in a way beautiful geometric
Architecture surprised scientists Engineering
And one of the leading tourist attractions and historical

15. Queen Arwa was the first queen in
Islam

16. Saleh mosque A cave on the island of Socotra

17. Aden Port
Is one of the major seaports and important in the Gulf of Aden, which is
located in Aden in Yemen
The port of Aden one of the largest natural harbors in the world and
during the fifties of the last century has been Ranked as the second
port in the world after New York bunkering.

18. Yemeni Arabs have been able to perform an important role in
trade since the fifteenth century in the South East Asia region,
and when he managed Mr. Stamford (Sir Stamford) of the
discovery of Singapore in the year 1819 AD, the attracting
Arabs to the new city. By the year 1824 AD, there were 15 Arab
citizens out of a city's population of 10.683 inhabitants

19. Religion in Yemen . There are mixed
consists primarily communities in the
of two principal larger cities. About 1
Islamic religious percent of Yemenis
groups; 53% of the are non-Muslim,
Muslim adhering to
population is Christianity, Judaism,
Sunni and 45% is Hinduism, or
Shiite according to Atheism.In the
the UNHCR. Yemenite city of Aden,
Sunnis are there is still a
primarily Shafi'i significant population
but also include of Hindus however
significant groups some have left due to

20. Repeat, O World, my song. Echo it over and over
again. Remember, through my joy, each march.
Clothe him with the shining mantles Of our
festivals. Repeat, O World, my song. In faith and
love am I part of mankind. An Arab am I in all my
life. My heart beats in tune with Yemen. No
foreignerSumayyah Al-sharafi
shall dominate over Yemen
Kind regards ;
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