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	Wadi Hadramowt and walled city of Shibam
		Hadramawt ruled by a governor responsible to the Caliphs of Islalm, usually through San'a in Yemen.
		A.D. Bulk of Hadramawt administered by a governor for Ayyubid rulers of Yemen.
		Hadramawt under strengthened alliance with Aden by implementation of a series of treaies with Britain.
	www.shibamonline.net /eng/wadi20.php (355 words)

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		The Hadramawt is a world unto itself, a cultural oasis surrounded by inhospitable terrain and loosely defined borders.
		I visited the Hadramawt in February on a project for GTZ and the Plant Protection Directorate of the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Resources.
		One gets the feeling that in a few years the Hadramawt will be one of the most developed areas in the unified Yemen.
	www.aiys.org /webdate/hadr.html (2746 words)

	\| Book Review \| Journal of World History, 15.2 \| The History Cooperative
		Boxberger argues that the Hadramawt was "on the edge" of European empire.
		Hadramawt was very remote and isolated from the empires of both the British and the Dutch East Indies.
		There was some small change partly because of all that newfound wealth flowing into the Hadramawt from abroad, as for example in the increasing use of ankle bracelets and armloads of bangles "imitated" from India or in the increasingly sumptuous wedding parties of rich familes.
	www.historycooperative.org /journals/jwh/15.2/br_9.html (846 words)

	Wadi Hadramowt and walled city of Shibam
		This led to the neglect of the irrigation works and of the delicate balance by which nature had been tamed, as well as the depletion of the cities and towns to the point at which the organization of urban life as it had been known could no longer be sustained.
		Unfortunately, the climate of Hadramawt is inimical to the protection of manuscripts from insect attack and decay, and none, except a few fragments of the Koran, is thought to have survived from this period.
		Retracing our steps a little, a well-documented benefactor of Hadramawt was the great Ziyadid Wazir of Yemen, Husain ibn Salama, who in the tenth (fourth) century constructed a string of mosques, minarets, shaded resting places for pilgrims, wells and milestones along the caravan route from Hadramawt to Mecca.
	www.shibamonline.net /eng/wadi6.php (1803 words)

	Row over Hadramawt: Middle East International, 12 Sep 1997
		The unspoken agenda behind the proposal is that the government's political grip on Hadramawt is tenuous and breaking up the province might make it easier to control.
		The case for a united Hadramawt is based mainly on its distinctive character and history, though the fear in Sana'a is that this could lead to demands for greater local autonomy and - ultimately - to secession.
		Part of the fear stems from the fact that the failed attempt to establish a separate state in southern Yemen three years ago was led mainly by a Hadrami faction in the YSP.
	www.al-bab.com /yemen/artic/mei26.htm (512 words)

	Outline of the History of Ancient Southern Arabia
		The earliest references to Hadramawt in Sabean inscriptions suggest that it was an ally or vassal of the mighty Sabean empire up to the 4th century B.C., when it became an independent kingdom and acquired tremendous economic significance because of its possession of Dhofar, the area in the east where the frankincense grew.
		As revealed by the epigraph of Mar al-qais bin Amr, the “King of All the Arabs” who died in 328 and was buried in an-Namara, Nagran belonged to the territory dominated by Sammar since the Bedouins extended their raids as far as that area.
		However, Hadramawt again freed itself from the Yemeni rulers and had to be reconquered in the second decade of the fourth century under King Yasirum Yuhanim (ja 665) and his son, Damar aliy Yuhabirr (Iry.
	www.yemenweb.com /info/_disc/0000002c.htm (3539 words)

	Italian Mission to Oman - Arabia Felix (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Even without mentioning the watercraft and navigation skills developed in Arabia, already during the middle Holocene, what emerges from a close analysis of classical sources is that at least from the 2nd century BC a south Arabia - India route already existed.
		It covered a very large area and was formed by numerous tribes from almost all the coast and the highlands of south Arabia.
		Also the kingdom of Hadramawt partecipated directly in sea-trade, founding two ports Qana and Sumhuram in the faraway region of the frankincense, in Dhofar Governorate.
	imto.humnet.unipi.it /arabia_felix.html (713 words)

	Wadi Hadramawt \| Wadi Hadramawt \| Travel Story and Pictures from Yemen
		Coming from Wadi Dawan, entering Wadi Hadramawt means arriving from a relatively small tributary wadi into the main wadi.
		Although the area in general is arid, Wadi Hadramawt is fertile and always has sufficient water supply, regularly replenished by seasonal rains.
		At the same time, they are highly photogenic and during my time in Wadi Hadramawt, I was desperately looking for an opportunity to take their picture, always respecting their wish not to be photographed.
	www.traveladventures.org /continents/asia/wadihadramawt.shtml (388 words)

	sufi.html
		With generous aid from the American Institute for Yemeni Studies, the second season of the Middle Hadramawt Archaeological Survey (MHAS) was undertaken in October 1999.
		Typically, Stone Age sites in the Middle Hadramawt are stone alignments, cairns, and rings on the scree slopes of the wadis and their rock ledges (Figure 2).
		In contrast to the Stone Age sites in the Middle Hadramawt, a whole class of which may be hidden beneath later alluviation, the range and distribution of Pre-Islamic sites is probably reasonably intact (even if, as is likely, some individual sites have been lost).
	www.aiys.org /webdate/zim.html (1387 words)

	Al-Ahram Weekly \| Chronicles \| Blissful, verdant Yemen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		He described the city itself as stretching from west to east and "built of mud-brick whitewashed in lime in the manner of all cities of Hadramawt." The city was built into "the southern lap of the mountains" and a wall had been built at the western side.
		What impressed him most was the general level of erudition which he attributed to the efforts of the mufti, Abdel-Rahman Ben Abdullah Al-Saqqaf, "to enlighten minds and disparage rigidity of thought." Testimony to these efforts existed in the two schools in the city, one for religious education, the other for public education.
		Tarim, Seiyun and Ashbam were the three major cities of the area and he was struck by the level of prosperity he found.
	weekly.ahram.org.eg /2001/534/chrncls.htm (2347 words)

	Paying for the Desert
		The next afternoon near the town of Habban we encountered a group of Austrian tourists who had already been to Wadi Hadramawt and were on their way back.
		There were two ways to get there--from the south a long way over a very bad dirt road, and from the north only a few miles over the bad road.
		Wadi Hadramawt's three main towns, Shibam, Say'un, and Tarim, are all within twenty or thirty kilometers of each other.
	www.isi.edu /~hobbs/middle-east-web/node9.html (4125 words)

	Last Page - Issue 44 - Yemen Times
		Along with the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Yemen, the festival was greatly welcomed and hence supported by the Hadramawt Welfare Association, French Embassy in Sana’a, the Maison de la Cultures du Monde and French Ministry of Culture, Paris, as founding partners.
		The GTZ is programming a series of workshops with the children of Shibam just before the festival, “Children painting their city.” The result of their work will be presented during the festival in Shibam.
		The folklore music in the streets and the possible collaboration of the Woman’s Association of Hadramawt will likewise encourage local people to participate in the festival in the coming years.
	www.yementimes.com /00/iss44/lastpage.htm (713 words)

	Orientwissenschaftliches Zentrum der MLU Halle-Wittenberg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Ethnography of Western Hadramawt: The General and the Local in an Ethnic Culture.
		"The plateau-and-valley complex in Hadramawt: The Ba Tays case study" in: Studies in Oriental Culture and History.
		"The Hadramawt Ethnography: Russian scientific school" in: The 3rd Congress of ethnographers and physical anthropologists of Russia.
	www.owz.uni-halle.de /mitarbeiter/rodionov.htm (924 words)

	DCP: Yemen : Hadramawt
		27.9 km (17.3 miles) ESE of Ra's al-Rujayma (Cape), Hadramawt, Yemen
		5.6 km (3.5 miles) N of Thawbān, Hadramawt, Yemen
		2.6 km (1.6 miles) NW of Ġamīs Bā Huwāt, Hadramawt, Yemen
	www.confluence.org /region.php?id=1177 (96 words)

	Hadramawt Travel Directory - Destinations, Hotels, Airline Tickets and more...
		Hadramawt Travel Directory - Destinations, Hotels, Airline Tickets and more...
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	www.affordabletravel.org /asia/middleeast/yemen/hadramawt (403 words)

	Hadramawt -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		Hadramawt maintained its political independence until late in the 3rd century
		"Hadramawt." Encyclopædia Britannica from Encyclopædia Britannica Premium Service.
		The region comprises a hilly area near the coast and an inland valley occupied by a seasonal watercourse, the Wadi Hadramawt, that runs parallel to...
	www.britannica.com /eb/article?tocId=9038744 (271 words)

	Cheap car rental Hadramawt - book discount car hire Hadramawt, Yemen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Cheap car rental Hadramawt - book discount car hire Hadramawt, Yemen
		Hadramawt is a mountainous region home to nomadic tribes.
		The area may be far away and hard to get to, but it has some stunning scenery and one of the most fantastic sights in the world: Shibam
	yemen.no1rentacar.uk.com /car-rental-hadramawt.html (188 words)

	Picture of Wadi Hadramawt: men working hard to make mud bricks \| Wadi Hadramawt \| Yemen
		Wadi Hadramawt: men working hard to make mud bricks
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		Send image of Wadi Hadramawt: men working hard to make mud bricks as a free e-card
	www.traveladventures.org /continents/asia/wadihadramawt01.shtml (77 words)

	Traveljournals.net - Yemen Locations List - Muhafazat Hadramawt to Mulaysah
		Traveljournals.net - Yemen Locations List - Muhafazat Hadramawt to Mulaysah
		/ Explore / Yemen / Locations / M / Muhafazat Hadramawt to Mulaysah
		Locations in Yemen begining with M - Muhafazat Hadramawt to Mulaysah
	www.traveljournals.net /explore/yemen/locations/m/24.html (73 words)

	Wadi Hadramawt and the Walled City of Shibam/U1561 - Hotel Resource Book Store (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Wadi Hadramawt and the Walled City of Shibam/U1561 - Hotel Resource Book Store
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	Amazon.ca: Music: Songs from Hadramawt [IMPORT] [COMPILATION] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
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		Listen to Samples from Songs from Hadramawt [IMPORT] [COMPILATION]
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	Islam Undressed
		This is why the Messenger of Allah started fighting the idolaters in the Arabian Peninsula.
		When he finished with them and Allah gave him control over Makkah, Al-Madinah, At-Taif, Yemen, Yamamah, Hajr, Khaybar, Hadramawt, and other Arab provinces, and the various Arab tribes entered Islam in large crowds, he then started fighting the People of the Scriptures.
		He began preparation to fight the Romans who were the closest in area to the Arabian Peninsula, and As such had the most right to be called to Islam, especially since they were from the People of the Scriptures.
	www.islamundressed.com /A-Jihad%20passages.htm (11070 words)

	Some Judgements of Apostasy (Riddah) - www.ezboard.com
		And the definition of Khawaarij is "A large, powerful group of Muslims whose IJTIHAD brings them out of the obedience of the Khalifa and in armed hostility against him and the Muslims."
		Did Sayyid `Alawi al-Haddad of Tarim who wrote Refutation of the Najdi Innovator in 1802 or any of the Ahl al-Bayt in the Hijaz, al-Ahsa', and Hadramawt in all their books against the Wahhabiyya call them kafir?
		Did Sayyid Ahmad Dahlan - from Ahl al-Bayt - in his numerous books against the Wahhabiyya call them kafir?
	p087.ezboard.com /fyoungmuslimsfrm21.showMessage?topicID=49.topic (3711 words)

	Eastern Art Report Online: Index to Back Issues of EAR's Print Edition -- Book Reviews
		Turkey: A Traveller's Historical and Architectural Guide, II.5
		Wadi Hadramawt and the Walled City of Shibam, I.21
		Wisdom and Compassion: The Sacred Art of Tibet, III.1
	www.eapgroup.com /earback4.htm (455 words)

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