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Islamic Search I QRA S EARCH COM IqraSense Main Menu Islam - The Muslim Religion Allah Prophet Muhammad Quran ... Muslim Businesses About HilalPlaza / IqraSense About us Contact us Back to Islamic Shopping The History of Yemen The early known history of Yemen begins in the first millennium BC. During this period, the southern Arabians were championing and monopolizing the frankincense and myrrh trade to Egypt, Greek and Rome through one of the most ancient trade routes known as frankincense route. In the first century AD, this route was replaced by a direct sea route between Egypt and India. From this time till the sixth century AD, the region saw the founding of the Himyar Kingdoms and the rise of flourishing civilizations in this high plateau. Islam entered Yemen even as the Prophet was alive. In 628 AD, Badhan, the Persian governor of Yemen got converted to Islam. Following him, many of the Sheiks and their tribes converted to Islam. During this period, the famous mosque of Janad and the great mosque of Sana were built. After the conquest of Mecca in 630 AD, a very active missionary work started in Yemen. When the center of Islamic power shifted from Arabian Peninsula to the Persian Gulf, Yemen was left to itself. A series of dynasties sprang up and vanished shortly in Yemen between the 8th and the 14th century. The strict Islamic state called Zaydi dynasty was founded in 897 in the northern region which was the only one to survive for long until Yemen’s 1962 revolution. Similarly, the Kathirids who lead the scene in the south in the fifteenth century lasted till 1967.

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14. Yemen History Tribes, Government, and History in Yemen AUTHOR Paul Dresch ISBN 0198277903 Format Textbook Paperback Publish Date January 1994 http://www.powerbooksearch.com/History/Middle_East_History/Yemen_History.html

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