Sana'a under the rule of the Banu Yam (492-585 AH) (historical study)

Abstract

Abstract:Praise be to God, we praise Him, seek His help, seek His forgiveness, and repent to Him, and prayers and peace be upon His chosen Prophet, the God of the pure, and his good companions. As for what follows: - The country of Yemen witnessed, at the end of the era of the Sulayhid state, a state of chaos and political instability as a result of the manifestations of weakness that appeared on the state clearly. The Sulayhid state had that weakness, and their souls yearned for independence with what was under their hands. The Yemeni tribal leaders also showed a desire for independence and liberation, not being subject to a central government and returning to local sovereignty, which led to the disintegration of the country of Yemen into tribal entities, so the Banu Yam took advantage of these conditions and took control On the city of Sana’a, the largest and most important city in Yemen from an economic and political point of view, and the focus of attention of all Yemeni political forces that aspire to extend their influence over all parts of Yemen. Yam, they are the family of Al Hatim bin Al Ghashim, the family of Hisham bin Al Qubaib, and the family of Hatim bin Ahmed. This tribe had an important political role in Sana’a, especially for the period (492-585 AH) and the country of Yemen in general for the period (585-597 AH(