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To all the yamaniya in the world do you still hold on to your heritage and identity or was it lost because family doesnt talk about it

Im realy curious about your experience growing up where ever you are in the world. It woild definately make for a good discussion, since im also discobering alot myaelf.

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u/strawberry000 — 12 days ago
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people in Sanaa, do you feel as if the city is empty in some way?

it's a strange feeling me and family have been getting about Sanaa, it feels as if empty, or gaurdless, like the native or actual citizens of Sanaa are here. The closest thing to the feeling (I think) is a prison without guards.

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u/rittor55 — 12 days ago
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One of the oldest local currencies attributed to Hadramawt is the Ibn Sahl coin.

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The Ibn Sahl coin is attributed to Sayyid al-Husayn ibn Abd al-Rahman ibn Sahl, from the Al-Jamal al-Layl branch of the Alawi Sayyids of Tarim. His name is associated with the history of Tarim during the 13th century AH. He died in the city of Al-Shihr in 1274 AH.

It is strange that Tarim and Aden are mentioned together! Does this mean that Aden was part of Hadramawt?

u/alihedgehog73839 — 12 days ago