Yemen’s ancient civilizations were widely recognized and were always significant. Historians recall the distinctive culture, kingdoms, and myths. Its early…
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If the author of the book Madinat Taiz al-Ghosn al-Nadhir fi Doha al-Tarikh al-Arabi (The City of Taiz: A Mild…
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Read More »There is a Yemeni poet from pre-Islamic times, considered to be one of the first poets, who is famous…
Read More »When we talk about inshad (religious chanting) in Yemen from the early 1980s to today, Abdulrahman al-Amri is the voice…
Read More »Wherever human community can be found, there is a collective perception of the world that manifests in symbols and signs.…
Read More »“Passion is like the thorn of a Sidarbaum tree, whose tips are stuck in my side.” Al-Humaid bin Mansour Al-Humaid…
Read More »Despite developments in the conceptualization and practices of freedom in media, we live in an era of misinformation and biased…
Read More »Ibrahim al-Hamdi [1] is a name regarded with exceptional veneration in the popular memory. His name rose through a complicated…
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