Yemen is ver rich in its folklore's heritage due to its great history and geographical nature. Yemeni folklore can be divided into the following types. The largest portion of Yemeni folklore lies in the folk music , dance and song. The second part

The article started by an introduction on certain decoration found on several Yemeni-Islamic buildings, and their importance within the study of the Islamic arts.

Most conventions differ from one country to another and from one region to another. In fact, it can be very amusing to look at others traditions.

Yemen Times Reveals the Secrets of "Al-Khallool" Said to be the Oldest Musical Instrument in Yemen

An old man wearing his traditional dagger reflecting his status in society.

Most conventions differ from one country to another and from one region to another. In fact, it can be very amusing to look at others traditions.

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1. History of the Yemeni Mowashaha: The Yemeni mowashaha synchronized early in the third century after Hijrah with the Arabic mowashahha which flourished in those days in Al-Andalos (today's Spain).

Yemen was very famous for its textile ,fabrics and drapery from the ancient ages. Yemenis were pioneers in this field and their texture stuffs had gained a wide fame for the best quality characterized by when Yemen used to provide the inhabitants of the

Yemen is very rich in its cultural heritage of the folklore of the folk dances and songs. The popular song has become an artistic reference for many lyrical schools not only in Yemen but also in the entire Gulf region and Arabian Peninsula.