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Yemen: People
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Yemen's prosperity ended in the A.D. 300's. Local chieftains fought among themselves, and Abyssinia (Ethiopia) invaded Yemen. The next 1,300 years were marked by fighting between Yemeni tribes and religious groups, and against invading Egyptians and Turks. In the 600's, the Prophet Muhammad's son-in-law, Ali, introduced Islam to the people. In A.D. 897, an imam (ruler) became the political and religious leader of Yemen.
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In June 2007 a suicide bombing killed several people, including seven tourists in Ma'rib, 170km (110mi) east of Yemen's capital, Sana'a. Travellers should exercise extreme caution especially in areas frequented by foreigners and monitor the news for any developments.
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Many tourists head to Yemen for many reasons. The main one is because Yemen has a long history that has been known for thousands years ago. Hundreds of civilizations have taken place in Yemen. Other tourists enjoy the Yemeni culture. People in Yemen are friendly and the Yemeni culture is interesting for many tourists. Some people like exploring Yemen; it's mountains, valleys, deserts, tribes, beaches, and cities.
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"I've been discriminated against) a great deal," said Debbie Almontaser, a Brooklyn member of Justice for Detainees, who traces her lineage to Yemen. Before Sept. 11, Almontaser wore her hijab - head scarf - without problems. But now passersby "look at my face, and look at my head, and I can sense that people are thinking of things, and making connections of the fact that I'm Muslim, and that Islam has been connected to terrorism - so-called terrorism."
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YEMENTON Tea has been known as the best tea in Yemen. It has gained a very high market share in the Yemeni Market and have earned many people's trust as a tea for occasions and unique experiences.
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The observation of significant days is an important part of Yemen's culture. In addition to the main Islamic holidays, people recognise Revolution Day (26 September), National Day (14 October) and Independence Day (30 November).
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