Images of Yemen: From Mythical and Religious Representations to Historical and Linguistic Recombinations
Al Karjousli, Soufian
Images of Yemen: From Mythical and Religious Representations to Historical and Linguistic Recombinations - 2010.
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Yemen has never ceased contributing to the construction of the myths and history during pre-Islamic time as well as during Islam. The richness of its culture and the diversity of its connections with the world make it a space for recombinations and inspirations even if it does not always take center stage. The historical and mythical representations of Yemen are related to the kingdom of Sheba (fourth century BCE–fourth century CE), extending to both shores from the Red Sea.
Images of Yemen: From Mythical and Religious Representations to Historical and Linguistic Recombinations - 2010.
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Yemen has never ceased contributing to the construction of the myths and history during pre-Islamic time as well as during Islam. The richness of its culture and the diversity of its connections with the world make it a space for recombinations and inspirations even if it does not always take center stage. The historical and mythical representations of Yemen are related to the kingdom of Sheba (fourth century BCE–fourth century CE), extending to both shores from the Red Sea.
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