Cultural ties between Yemen and Islamic countries

The importance of this book lies in the fact that it presents a new and important research vision of the reality of Yemen's civilizational ties with the central Islamic countries in the Islamic era, at the forefront of those countries, Egypt and the Hijaz, which were witnessing a civilizational prosperity relatively similar to that which was simmering in Yemen. The importance of this book also lies in its presentation of external and internal determinants - factors - with an analytical nature that explains the origin of those ties and the means of their transmission, as well as in the fact that it presents a detailed, gradual and diverse vision of the civilizational forms of those ties, the extent of similarity between them, and their classification and provision of historical evidence and intellectual and analytical approaches, in addition to the fact that it addresses the issue of civilizational influence and impact at its various levels and forms. This book also answers many broad questions, including: To what extent have the civilizational ties reached between Yemen and those countries? What are the main images within which those ties crystallized? Then, were there external and internal determinants that controlled and paved the way for the formation of the means of transmission of these influences and the determination of their paths and degrees of similarity in their features, according to a careful and objective examination of the historical texts scattered in the works of that era?