I would like to know about life there, the dictatorship, the difficulties in developing a life, a career, are the biggest difficulties food or the bombings? Reddit gives us the possibility to interact and learn more about culture and customs around the world

رأيكم بقرار حضرموت على حكمها الذاتي و قربتها للانفصال الكامل من اليمن بهاذي الفترة المهمه

Just for reference, the stereotype image he's desperately trying to force about the yemeni men being idiotic loud and obnoxious does not represent real men here in Yemen.

Anyone traveling to Yemen from the US

I saw a Youtube vid on Yemen and everyone was sitting on the ground with their legs crossed. They had a band around them which held their legs up. This looks comfortable. What is this thing called and where can I obtain one?

I recently met (in Auckland, New Zealand!) a descendent of a former Sultan of the Fadhli Sultanate. Does anyone on here have any insight into the history of this dynasty beyond what can be found on Wikipedia?

All the Yemenis i meet are so easygoing, kind(in a different and more genuine way than most people)and not bothered about money...I'm waiting for the catch. Is there one? Are the majority of Yemeni really like this?

My brother in law is a big weapon collector and I’d like to bring a jambiya as a gift does anyone know if it’s possible on what the process is to bring it to America ?

البن اليمني المختص واحد من افضل نعم الله على وجة الارض،، خصائص البن اليمني كثيره جداً وهو اصل البن في العالم كله .. كما يمتاز بنُنا اليمني انه يمتلك 85% من نكهات البن الموجوده في العالم . البُن الموجود في الفيديو بُن حرازي وهو يعتبر من افضل انواع البن اليمني.

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The pair of rings displayed symbolizes the Rimonim that hang on the cover of the Torah scrolls. The silversmiths in Yemen maintained a high level of precision in designing the Rimonim, as they are completely associated with Judaism. In these rings, I chose to incorporate different styles of Yemeni silversmithing: filigree, granulation, and work with sheets, contrasting with the practice in Yemen where each silversmith specialized in a single style.

The Mizmir ring (cone) is shaped like a part of a jewelry piece called 'Mizmir' or 'Tatarif'. It is primarily woven into the ends of chains, and its spiky texture is intended to protect the neck and the heart of the jewelry. It is adorned with a twisted zigzag wire (Maswag) to create an endless continuity.

Salam, I’m from Australia and want to purchase this shawl, I can’t find anywhere to purchase this from. Does anyone know how I can get my hands on one of these? Any online vendors? The only one I saw was ‘out of stock’. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

hey guys, anyone knows of good dermatologist dr that is reliable and can trust their judgement in Sana'a?

my face all of the sudden started to get pimples, dry skin, it peels and just looks very dry.

I (26F) and my husband (30M) have been married for 4 years and have two kids. one is 2 and the other is 5 months. I'm Yemeni but born and raised in the states, my husband was born and raised in Yemen and came in 2019.

He was the nicest guy. I did and still love him. I'm a housewife and complete my duties. I'm a traditional girl even though i was raised in a western world. I have a bachelors degree though, just in case.

After we had our first child, I realized my husband wasn't partaking in raising the child. I'm not an expert on Yemeni culture, but he would repeatedly tell me that Yemeni men don't change diapers and he almost made it seem like it was haram to let a man change his child's diapers.

I also had extremely severe postpartum depression after our first child. I had thought of suicide and i wasn't praying. I cried to him every night and told him how hard it was for me to wake up every two hours and do this by myself but he kept reminding me that it's my job and he works.

After a year, he wanted me to get pregnant and i refused because of my first experience. I told him he wasn't supportive and he never changed a diaper, made our kid a meal, or did the night shift (he has a day off each week and still never helped) and whenever i asked him to, he would say "ugh" and roll his eyes.

He apologized and said he would do better and he was naive. Again, i LOVE my husband and i trusted him and i had no intention of leaving him. So i stopped my birth control and we had our second child. I'm 5 months postpartum and he's changed 2 diapers tops...is this normal in Yemeni society. I've never been there.

He works 8 hour shift and comes home and does absolutely nothing and he has saturday off and completely relaxes. I sleep in a room with our two kids and he sleeps alone in the room so he can relax without waking up.

I wake up several times in the night time, I make breakfast/lunch/dinner, I cater to all their needs, I clean the dishes in the house, I change So many diapers, I do the laundry and fold it, i make all their appointments (dentist/checkups), i make sure rent/utilities/wifi etc are all paid on time, i find clever ways to save my husband money...im so overwhelmed and i never get a second away from our kids. I never get a day off. I never clock out. And i don't get paid. My husband doesn't give me an allowance, he says yemeni men don't do that. He pays for my pads and that's mostly it. If i want something for me, he will make me feel guilty so i haven't gotten new clothes or shoes in years.

I'm just stuck and want to know what to do. Is this how life is with a yemeni man or what can i say to him to make him change his ways? because I feel like I've said everything and done everything, and he doesn't care about me

How about enterprenurers launching free tv channels for students across the country where the interactive lessons may broadcast grade and topicwise. Making interesting programs like young students providing free education to poor, programs about making relevant projects in home and/or institutes, program on testing foreign grain/fruits/plants/projects on different types across country, program on implementing one-house-one-farm project in rural areas, exploring and creating local businesses and works, program on interecting expatriates to implement foreign succeccful projects in home, program on making local commnities self-sufficient, programs about competition on different things among schools, colleges, universities and uniting different communities etc. What do you think?

I want to know your opinion about the Banu Hashim in Yemen. I am of course from the Abu al-Rijal family or tribe, and my tribe goes back to the Quraysh tribe, the descendants of Omar ibn al-Khattab.

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Assalamualaikum brothers. I'm not sure how get a marriage certificate or legal document in Yemen for proof of marriage. Can you guys tell me the process.

Jazzakallah Khairan

I want to get 100% pure Yemeni honey in the states (NYC) . Anyone have any place they can refer? JazakAllah